...find better balance in these two extremes—protect and restore. At the heart of these actions is a choice. The options apply to fish habitat (the traditional bounds) but equally to... Read More
great many fisheries professionals have known the shock, sorrow, and bewilderment that follow such seemingly senseless loss. Especially now, many of us in the natural resource profession face increasingly uncertain... Read More
...of Walleye Sander vitreus and American Paddlefish Polyodon spathula. The Osage River was irrevocably altered, with nearly three‐fourths of its length permanently inaccessible to migratory fish downstream. Instantly, these fish... Read More
...white‐tailed deer Odocoileus virginianus or eastern wild turkey Meleagris gallopavo silvestris in Kentucky. So, we rabbit Sylvilagus floridanus hunted over beagles (I still have a beagle pack), squirrel Sciurus spp.... Read More
...been recovered either from the damaged structure or through a fish buy-back program. Could escapees occupy the same habitats of native fish habitat, compete for native fish foods, or interbreed... Read More
of creatively-curbed scientists on the education and mentorship of future scientists? The current state of creativity in science is unlikely to be improved upon simply or quickly. So, where do... Read More
...even if the words were barely mentioned in the mainstream press. A wall threatens to fragment migratory corridors and destroy important habitat for endangered plants and animals, both increasingly problematic... Read More
...advisory groups) to become involved in decision-making processes. An empowered public can hold agencies accountable and potentially serve as a barrier between agencies and poorly formulated, politically driven decisions. To... Read More
...sure to bring plenty of cash or your check book to the meeting to place a bid or buy your raffle tickets. There is always something to peak everyone’s interest.... Read More
...why this plan started with buy-in from industry and business. Besides natural resource benefits, H.R. 3742 could also transform outdoor recreation for people of all ages, including children and families.... Read More
