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By Sep 16, 2017
Hunting

Secretary Zinke Signs Order to Expand Public-Land Access

Today Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke signed an order to support and expand hunting and fishing opportunities throughout the country, as...
By Jul 7, 2017
Fishing

The Seven American Trout Species at Greatest Risk

Trout are delicate creatures, requiring clear, cold, unpolluted water to thrive. In recent years, however, a number of factors have...
By Jun 28, 2017
Hunting

Study: Oil and Gas Wells Linked to Decline in Mule Deer Herd

A new study shows that energy development over the last 17 years is contributing to the decline of a key...
By Jun 17, 2017
Hunting

Study: Why Old Cow Elk Are Nearly Impossible to Kill

After spending years tracking dozens of female elk, a research team at the University of Alberta recently published a study...
By May 31, 2017
Fishing

California Could Lose Three-Fourths of Its Salmonids in the Next 100 Years

California trout may soon be in hot water, both literally and figuratively, according to a new report. A team of...
By May 11, 2017
Fishing

E.P.A. Nears Settlement Over Controversial Bristol Bay Mine

Attorneys for the Pebble Limited Partnership recently announced that the company is nearing a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency...
By May 6, 2017
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Florida Legislature Votes to Build Reservoir to Combat Toxic Algae

On Tuesday, the Florida legislature approved a bill that calls for the construction of a reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee....
By Apr 24, 2017
Hunting

Florida Cancels Bear Hunt Owing to Public Pressure

“Show some courage,” says hunting advocate
By Mar 27, 2017
Fishing

President Trump’s Proposed Budget Cuts Could Hamper Great Lakes Conservation

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget includes steep cuts to programs designed to keep invasive Asian carp out of and maintain...
By Mar 9, 2017
Hunting

Amid DOI Budget Cuts, House Republican Seeks $50 Million to Offset Public-Lands Sale

Rep. Rob Bishop, the Republican chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, has asked for a $50-million allocation to offset...