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Michigan anglers received exciting news from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) as it announced the decision to permit year-round walleye fishing in Lake Huron. This significant policy change comes on the heels of a remarkable 20% increase in the walleye population, a development that many hope will invigorate both recreational fishing and local economies … Read more
You might be interested to know that the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission has taken a significant step towards environmental restoration by allocating $5 million for the restoration of 500 acres of coastal wetlands. This initiative, announced in May 2025, aims to enhance waterfowl habitats that have suffered a 15% loss in recent years. The … Read more
Most anglers in Idaho are abuzz with excitement following the Idaho Department of Fish and Game’s recent decision to relax steelhead fishing limits in the Snake River. Effective May 2025, the updated regulations will allow fishermen to keep up to three steelhead per day, a significant change prompted by a positive 12% increase in the … Read more
Many residents and visitors to Mississippi’s waterways and coastlines are now more aware of boating safety, thanks to the recent initiatives taken by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP). In April 2025, the department launched a comprehensive $2 million campaign aimed at reducing boating accidents by 20%. The campaign comes in response … Read more
Just two years after its impactful inception, the Pacific Northwest Ultramarathon Series is experiencing remarkable growth, adding three 100-mile races in Oregon and Washington. With a surge of 3,000 participants and a 40% participant increase, the series has become a significant contributor to the local economy, generating $5 million in tourism. Despite this success, organizers … Read more
Many outdoor enthusiasts are eager following the Bureau of Land Management‘s (BLM) recent announcement regarding the opening of 200,000 acres of public land in Nevada for mule deer and elk hunting. This decision comes on the heels of a significant 10% herd increase that has been recorded since last year, indicating a healthy growth in … Read more
Most wildlife enthusiasts will be pleased to learn about the Arizona Game and Fish Department’s ambitious $3 million project aimed at restoring 50,000 acres of bighorn sheep habitat in the Catalina Mountains. This initiative comes in response to a concerning 15% drop in the bighorn sheep population, a trend that has raised alarms among conservationists … Read more
With the launch of ultra-lightweight sleeping bags by REI, weighing under 1 pound and packing to the size of a water bottle, she has elevated the comfort level for outdoor adventurers. These cutting-edge bags utilize advanced synthetic insulation, responding to a 25% surge in long-distance backpacking interest. They reported 12,000 pre-orders and contributed to a … Read more
Smart outdoor navigation apps are revolutionizing the way hikers and hunters explore nature in 2025. With advanced features like AI trail mapping and real-time weather updates, these tools cater to nearly 10 million users, driving a 40% increase in downloads from the previous year. Priced between $20 and $50 annually, the technology not only enhances … Read more
Over the past few years, the National Park Service (NPS) has seen an increasing number of visitors to Grand Teton National Park. In response to this surge, highlighted by a notable 15% rise in park visits, the NPS has announced an exciting expansion of its trail system. This project, set to launch in April 2025, … Read more