Charleston, West Virginia – The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources (WVDNR) has released updated fishing regulations, encouraging anglers to renew their annual licenses and stamps early to prepare for the upcoming season. This announcement highlights the agency’s ongoing commitment to sustainable fisheries management and provides essential guidance for recreational fishing across the state’s diverse ... Read more

Montpelier, Vermont – The Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department has announced that hunting and fishing licenses for 2026, along with the updated Vermont Fish and Wildlife Law Book, are now available for purchase. This release comes at the start of the new year, providing outdoor enthusiasts with the opportunity to prepare for the upcoming seasons. ... Read more

Austin, Texas – The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) has launched the “Trails to Trout” initiative, bringing new fishing opportunities to Tyler’s Nature Center as part of broader efforts to enhance outdoor activities and public access to natural resources. This program aims to introduce families and beginners to the joys of trout fishing in ... Read more

Tracking wolverines in the wild offers outdoor enthusiasts a thrilling glimpse into one of nature’s most elusive and tenacious predators. These stocky, weasel-like mammals, known for their fierce reputation and incredible strength, roam remote northern landscapes from the Alaskan tundra to the Canadian Rockies and Scandinavian mountains. For adventurers, spotting a wolverine—or even just its ... Read more

Imagine the sun dipping low behind the jagged peaks of the Rockies, casting a golden hue over your campsite as the first stars begin to wink in the twilight sky. The air is crisp, carrying the earthy scent of pine needles and the faint, wild musk of the forest floor. You’ve just returned from a ... Read more

In 2024, small game hunting licenses jumped 15% nationwide, outpacing big game pursuits as more folks discover the thrill of pursuing rabbits, squirrels, and upland birds right in their backyard wilderness. This isn’t just a numbers game—it’s a sign of shifting tides in how we connect with nature. As urban sprawl continues and mental health ... Read more