biodiversity

NOAA Fisheries Invites Public Input to Strengthen U.S. Seafood Competitiveness

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Silver Spring, MD – NOAA Fisheries has launched a public call for recommendations to enhance the competitiveness of the American seafood industry, emphasizing sustainable practices and economic vitality in fisheries management. This initiative follows a recent executive order aimed at bolstering domestic marine resources and supporting coastal communities reliant on ocean-based economies. The agency, responsible … Read more

Dates and Conditions Set for the 2026 Hunting Season in Lanín and Nahuel Huapi National Parks

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Buenos Aires, Argentina – The Administración de Parques Nacionales (APN) has announced the dates and conditions for the 2026 hunting season in the Lanín and Nahuel Huapi National Parks, emphasizing sustainable management of exotic species as a key conservation tool. This initiative, detailed in a recent resolution, aims to control invasive wildlife populations while supporting … Read more

Minister Welcomes Successful Operation Leading to Confiscation of Abalone Worth Over R3 Million

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Pretoria, South Africa – According to Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE)… Minister Dion George of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment has welcomed the successful intelligence-driven operation that resulted in the confiscation of abalone worth over R3 million in Cape Town. This action underscores the department’s commitment to combating illegal fishing and protecting … Read more

2026 West Virginia Outdoor Adventure Calendar

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Charleston, West Virginia – The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources has released the 2026 West Virginia Outdoor Adventure Calendar, offering residents and visitors a comprehensive guide to planning exciting outdoor activities throughout the year. This annual publication highlights key dates for hunting, fishing, and other recreational pursuits, emphasizing the state’s rich natural resources and … Read more

Locals urged to spot kaki in Mackenzie Basin

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Wellington, New Zealand – The Department of Conservation (DOC) has issued a urgent call to action for residents and visitors in the Mackenzie Basin to assist in spotting and reporting sightings of the critically endangered kaki, or black stilt, New Zealand’s rarest native bird. This initiative, launched on October 29, 2025, aims to bolster conservation … Read more

Chinook salmon confront cocktail of common chemicals in urban waters

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Olympia, Washington – According to Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife… The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has highlighted a pressing environmental challenge facing Chinook salmon in urban waterways. A recent blog post details how these vital fish are exposed to a mixture of everyday chemicals that could impact their health and survival. This … Read more

News Release: Nov. 21, 2025: Celebrate the Holiday Season Outside at a Texas State Park

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Austin, Texas – According to Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texans are encouraged to embrace the holiday season by heading outdoors to one of the state’s cherished state parks. With the arrival of cooler weather and festive spirits, the department highlights the unique opportunities for families and individuals to connect with nature amid the celebrations. … Read more

DFO Scientists Present Update on North Atlantic Right Whale Recovery Potential

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Ottawa, Canada – Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) scientists have delivered a significant update on the status and recovery prospects of the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale (NARW), emphasizing collaborative efforts with international partners to safeguard this iconic marine species. The presentation, held on October 29, 2025, brought together stakeholders, researchers, and concerned Canadians … Read more

DEM Holding Public Workshop on Proposed Wildlife & Hunting Regulations

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Providence, Rhode Island – According to Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management, the Division of Fish and Wildlife is hosting a public workshop to discuss proposed regulations on wildlife and hunting matters. The event aims to gather input from the community on key changes affecting outdoor recreation and conservation efforts in the state. The workshop, … Read more

Ministry of Forestry Affirms National Leadership in Social Forestry and Recognition of Indigenous Rights

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Jakarta, Indonesia – The Indonesian Ministry of Forestry has reaffirmed the nation’s commitment to strengthening social forestry as a key national strategy to achieve social justice and environmental sustainability. In a recent press release, the ministry highlighted Indonesia’s leadership in recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples and local communities over forest resources, emphasizing collaborative approaches … Read more