Diversity is the spice of life. Nowhere is this more apparent than where land and water meet. The blending of terrestrial and aquatic environments creates a wetland, an ecosystem that often supports more life than […]
At its core, conservation seeks sustainability of wildlife and wild places. Ethical hunters want wild animals to flourish in their natural habitat as much as possible, and will act on their behalf in order to […]
Waterfowl, wildlife and people will benefit from more than 2,300 acres of Ducks Unlimited conservation projects across Missouri, Illinois and Kentucky Waterfowl, wildlife and people will benefit from more than 2,300 acres of Ducks Unlimited […]
As part of its ongoing mission to ensure the future of wildlife and hunting, DSC Foundation (DSCF) recently granted funds to help support Zambeze Delta Anti-Poaching and their successful anti-poaching efforts in Mozambique. The funds […]
Ever since photographer Steve Gifford was a kid, he has enjoyed being outdoors. His parents were college professors, and summers were spent at their family cottage in Michigan or traveling to see relatives in Arizona, […]
In the lore of Columbia River salmon, the “June Hogs” stand apart as an almost-mystical “supersalmon” that made an epic upstream migration to the headwaters of the Columbia. They seem to be virtually-always described as […]
Evolved Habitats, America’s most trusted brand of wildlife nutritional products developed to attract and hold wildlife, has released an all-new Rack-Up Trophy Class mineral supplement for 2016 – a breakthrough deer management product containing the […]
Do you enjoy wildlife photography. We occasionally find a unique photo on the internet and add it to our Pinterest page for these great photos. We have many pages that fit most outdoorsmen interests. Visit […]
Poaching, the illegal killing of game animals and other wildlife, is a serious problem and a crime. The targeting of trophy, big game animals is a growing concern. Protecting, conserving and regulating wildlife is becoming […]
Taking great photos of wildlife doesn’t require expensive camera equipment, years of training or costly trips to exotic locations. With a few tips, planning and patience, you can capture impressive images of wildlife that rival […]
Sportsmen will be able to access a wealth of new hunting and fishing opportunities on national wildlife refuges across the country as a result of actions undertaken by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which […]
Utah Division of Wildlife Resources: Summer is an important time to catch and release fish properly. Proper catch and release is especially important when temperatures are reaching the hottest they’ll be all year. As the […]
abc11.com reported 1st: A revised population estimate puts the world’s only wild population of endangered red wolves at their lowest level since the late 1990s amid recent moves to protect the bigger, predatory relatives of […]
A highly anticipated rule that would enhance critical fish and wildlife habitat, improve the nation’s supply of drinking water and restore clarity to the federal Clean Water Act was finalized this morning, eliciting praise from […]
Wildlife observation continues to be a highlight of camping trips. From birds to rabbits, reptiles to white-tailed deer, various wildlife species offer an abundant supply of natural entertainment. Observing wildlife in its natural environment can […]
To reach the patch of land he manages near Bowie, MD, Lincoln Smith crosses a cul-de-sac and a soggy cornfield left bare in winter but for the tender shoots of a cover crop. This is […]
House lawmakers from the Committee on Appropriations met today to consider funding decisions impacting fish, wildlife, and public lands. TRCP Director of Government Relations Steve Kline spoke in front of the Subcommittee on Interior, Environment, […]
One man’s trash may be another man’s treasure, but in the nation’s waterways, all of man’s trash is a threat to marine life.Whether it’s the whale who died in the Chesapeake Bay recently after swallowing […]
Arguably the greatest advance in deer hunting over the past decade has been an increased interest in wildlife and habitat management. Many hunters and land managers now plant food plots to provide high-quality nutrition to […]
1st reported by the Salt lake tribune: Utah wildlife managers and state attorneys insist Utah’s controversial coyote bounty program does not conflict with the Endangered Species Act. But at least one other state was forced […]
This is the fourth in a series of articles — produced by the Bay Journal and Chesapeake Quarterly, the magazine of Maryland Sea Grant — that explore the impacts of, and policies related to, sea […]
Reported 1st by the economist.com: TOILETS, shopping carts, washing machines and other assorted junk have been dumped into the sea to create habitats for marine organisms and the fish that feed upon them. But making […]
Elko Daily Press 1st Reported: You don’t have to be too sharp-eyed to spot the large mammal that’s been hanging around Paradise Valley. For the past month, Nevada Department of Wildlife officials have received reports […]
Deer hunting is important in Louisiana. Hunting the elusive whitetail is exciting. Hunting camps are an integral part of rural landscapes. And the camaraderie of hunting with buddies is a very important part of the […]
Most anglers think about putting away their fishing gear for another year as we move into autumn. Now, many anglers are getting into a fantastic fishing opportunity for large, hard-fighting fish in Ohio’s streams and […]
Biologists hope rule changes approved by the Utah Wildlife Board will encourage anglers to keep more fish in Utah. Keeping the fish you catch — up to your legal limit — is the key to […]
Soon on newsstands in all 38 states, an upcoming edition of “Forest and Stream” will feature a report by editor George Bird Grinnell on a poaching crisis still plaguing Yellowstone even in its fourth year […]
It is YOU, America’s sportsmen and sportswomen, who have funded and lead the fight for conservation, restoration, and management of our treasured wildlife and natural resources. For the past 40 years, National Hunting and Fishing […]
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) at its June meeting in Fort Myers on Thursday passed a resolution calling for the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers to develop an Emergency High Water […]
With the arrival of spring, many species of wildlife are giving birth to their young. Finding young wildlife can be exciting, but in most cases, even if it appears abandoned, the mother is not far […]
This year, in addition to maintaining an aggressive predator-management policy, the DWR has launched a predator control program that provides incentives for members of the public to remove coyotes. Participants in this new program will […]
In 2014, we’re proud to present 12 monthly Facebook special events featuring each of our Pro Staff members. These special events will include a live Facebook chat (time and date to be determined), as well […]
Congratulations, moose hunters – and thank you for your photos and stories! Do you have a moose hunt tale to share? Send a digital photo and short (100 words max) caption to Jason Philippy at […]
When I first landed on what was Rat Island in 2007, it was an eerily silent place. A typical Aleutian island is teeming with wildlife, swirling with noisy, pungent birds. Not this place. It was […]
Wildlife officials have captured a grizzly bear that is responsible for the deaths of more than 70 sheep. Grizzly bear management specialist Mike Madel of MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks says that he and wildlife […]
Catch-and-release may be great for fishing, but many wildlife biologists, veterinarians, and environmentalists feel catching and releasing feral cats is a terrible idea. Local wildlife certainly finds the practice terrifying — and deadly. Cats, not […]
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