The popularity of Kayak fishing has exploded in recent years, as more and more people discover its unmistakable advantages. Kayak fishing offers a more peaceful and intimate paddling experience, is environmentally friendly and affordable, and allows anglers to access bountiful fishing spots that are too…
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This video was shot from Clingman’s Dome, the highest point in the Great Smoky Mountains, just as a massive storm rolled in signal the start of the powerful July 5 windstorm that tore through the area. The system responsible for the storm claimed two lives.…
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The Foundation for Colorado State Parks (FCSP), in partnership with Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), will hold a series of public meetings this summer to discuss the FCSP’s proposed corporate sponsorship program. “We have been working with the Foundation for several months to shape this…
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Due to falling water levels at Prewitt Reservoir, Colorado Parks and Wildlife is announcing that the boat ramp is unusable for the remainder of the boating season. Prewitt Reservoir is a 2,431 acre reservoir at full capacity. Anglers can expect quality fishing for walleye, saugeye,…
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On Friday, July 6 at 7:00 PM, the Maine Warden Service received a report of an injured hiker on the Appalachian Trail between Fourth Mountain and Third Mountain in T7 R9. The 16-year-old hiker from Wisconsin was part of a group of 11 girls that…
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More families will soon be able to enjoy the province’s most popular park thanks to priority funding for capital upgrades at Birds Hill Provincial Park, Family Services and Labour Minister Jennifer Howard, acting minister of conservation and water stewardship, announced today. “We’re making these upgrades…
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Madison, NC – Marlin Firearms Company is proud to announce the 2012 Marlin Boy Scout Range Loan Program in support of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). The program gives summer campers at participating Boy Scout ranges the opportunity to shoot the Marlin XT series…
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A relatively remote forested area of the Hoosier National Forest is a summer classroom. Archaeological students will be excavating farmsteads of early settlers in the German Ridge community for three weeks in July. The public is invited to come visit the on-going archaeological excavations on…
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Recent rains have moistened habitat such that the general fire restrictions previously placed on Department managed lands and access sites has been lifted, except for those areas where specific restrictions still remain. According to Regional Habitat Manager Terry Thomas, “Even though fires are again being…
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Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin today praised the efforts of six members of the Island Beach State Beach Patrol who participated in a Fourth of July rescue of four people who got caught in a rip current. “I commend the quick response of…
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