The Busseron Creek Fish and Wildlife Area is officially open to the public. The nearly 4,000 acres of permanently protected land in Sullivan County can be used for fishing, hunting and more.

The Ohio Wildlife Council has approved hunting and trapping seasons for white-tailed deer, migratory birds, small game and furbearers.

Busseron Creek is the largest addition to Indiana DNR-managed property since 2005, when the initial 7,998 acres of Goose Pond Fish & Wildlife Area were officially acquired.

The Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks voted in favor of several proposed changes of wildlife management area regulations as well as adding new opportunities for hunters. The proposed ...

Southeast Ohio – Wildlife District Four In 2024, State Wildlife Officer Scot Gardner, assigned to Washington County, received calls and complaints about white-tailed deer being shot at night from a ...

Washington Bans Deer and Elk Feeding and Baiting to Limit Spread of CWD The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is taking action to limit the spread of CWD in the Evergreen State.

Following restoration work, Kings Bridge Wildlife Conservation Area reopened to the public on April 1 for fishing, birding and wildlife observation.

A scenic quarter-mile stretch of Michigan Creek in Park County has been acquired by Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) with plans to conserve the 120-acre property as the Michigan Creek State Wildlife ...

The property will become the Michigan Creek State Wildlife Area and neighbors both Bureau of Land Management land and National Forest Service lands.

The Michigan Creek State Wildlife Area will be located about six miles southeast of Jefferson, near Michigan Creek and County Road 77.

"With the continued warming trends and the anticipated arrival of snow geese to Middle Creek, this decision was made out of an abundance of caution for human and domestic animal health," a ...