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By Aug 02, 2021
Conservation

Columbia River Salmon Reverse Migration Because the Water Is Too Hot

Tens of thousands of salmon are at risk of dying, thanks to the heat waves hitting the Pacific Northwest
By Jul 30, 2021
Conservation

Federal Dollars Will Boost Ohio’s Bobwhite Quail Habitat

Landowner funding to help bobwhite habitat is available through a federal environmental program
By Jul 30, 2021
Hunting

California Bear Guide Brian Kyncy Wants You to Shoot More Black Bears

“I love bears. I also love that the good Lord put them on Earth for us to harvest and manage as a renewable resource”
By Jul 27, 2021
Conservation

Black Vultures Are Killing Cattle, So States Are Securing Permits to Kill Nuisance Birds

Federal permits for limited shooting of black vultures begins in Arkansas, other states already allow it to save cows, sheep, goats and other livestock
By Jul 26, 2021
Fishing

Montana and Idaho Address Low Water, High Temps for Trout with Different Regs

Low and warm rivers impact trout fishing, and state officials have varied plans to help save them
By Jul 23, 2021
Conservation

After Senators Deadlock in a “Skunk Fight” Over Tree-Spiking, BLM Nomination Will Go to the Senate Floor

Tracy Stone-Manning's nomination for Bureau of Land Management Director will now be voted on by the full Senate
By Jul 27, 2021
Conservation

This Release Shield Calms Critters on My Traplines, and Helps Educate the Public

A homemade shield helps keep trappers safe when releasing out-of-season critters. It also pulls double-duty by helping educate the public about trapping
By Jul 21, 2021
Conservation

Whitetail Fawn Recruitment Is Declining at an Alarming Rate, and No One’s Quite Sure Why

Hunters and researchers are seeing fewer and fewer fawns in the woods. Here’s what we know so far
By Jul 20, 2021
Hunting

Pope & Young Club Reinvents Itself to Appeal to Younger, More Diverse Bowhunters

The Pope & Young Club is tolerating crossbows, reconsidering membership thresholds, and renewing its commitment to advocate for all bowhunters
By Jul 20, 2021
Conservation

Maine’s New $40 Million Budget for Buying Land Will Help Deer Survive Winter

Deadly cold and deep snow have taken a toll on Maine’s deer herds, but the state plans to purchase more habitat to help whitetails get through the winter