Flocks of ducks and geese may be commonplace during the winter months in and around Portland, Ore., but this week flocks of Ducks Unlimited volunteers will converge on The City of Roses for DU’s 76th annual convention. “This year’s national convention will truly be a…
Northern pike are fast-breeding ambush predators capable of decimating native species like bass, trout, and salmon. On the other hand, the fish is highly prized by anglers for their fighting ability and high-flying acrobatics. Washington wildlife officials are leaning towards the first definition in their…
Two recently published studies suggest that the elk departing from Yellowstone National Park may be connected to a drop in cutthroat trout. According to the Missoulian, the answer lies in the dietary habits of the park’s bear population. Fewer spawning trout in the area caused…
A U.S. District Court in Washington D.C. granted the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s request to intervene in a lawsuit by animal rights groups seeking to return federal protection to Wyoming’s wolf population. That means the judge will consider RMEF’s arguments in the case. RMEF also…
A restoration project at Tropical Fish Management Area (FMA), within Miami-Dade County’s Tropical Park will have positive impacts for both fish and anglers. Improved habitat created by Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) biologists will lead to healthier fish populations as well as increased…
