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A controversial new fish-finding technology is under scrutiny in the Gopher State
The bill would remove the President’s ability to designate and expand national monuments on federal land
Conservationists in the hunting and fishing community are celebrating after the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear a Utah lawsuit that would have jeopardized vast tracts of federally-protected public land across the county
The action is part of the state’s controversial and embattled voter-mandated initiative to restore the large predator
Colorado Parks & Wildlife voted 10-1 to move ahead with the state’s voter-mandated wolf release program, denying a September petition from stockgrowers’ groups
New studies suggest farm genetics may be altering migration patterns and changing the behavior of Eastern wild mallards
Caving to heavy pressure from conservationists, lawmakers have abandoned a provision in a defense spending bill that would have directed the Bureau of Land Management to permit a 211-mile mining road through the heart of a pristine Alaskan wilderness
The Ambler Road would stretch 211 miles through prime hunting and fishing habitat in Alaska’s Brooks Range
Montana is one of the last states in the country with fishable populations of native bull trout
