Nevada Funds $3 Million for Sage Grouse Conservation

Conservation efforts in Nevada are set to receive a significant boost as the Nevada Department of Wildlife allocates $3 million for the protection of sage grouse habitats. This funding arrives in response to a concerning 12% population decline reported in the eastern ranges of the state, compelling authorities to take swift action to shield these … Read more

Louisiana Hosts Annual Crawfish Festival with Conservation Focus

With the return of spring, Baton Rouge is gearing up for the highly anticipated annual crawfish festival. Scheduled for April 2025, the event organized by the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) highlights not only the delectable taste of Louisiana’s famous crustaceans, but also a strong emphasis on conservation efforts aimed at sustaining crawfish … Read more

Indiana Expands Wetlands Conservation Program

Most notably, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced an ambitious initiative to protect an additional 10,000 acres of wetlands, a significant step forward in conservation efforts aimed at preserving vital habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife. This program represents a long-term commitment to enhancing Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, which play an necessary role … Read more

Oregon Strengthens Spring Steelhead Conservation Measures

It’s imperative that the state of Oregon take necessary steps to uphold the integrity of its rich aquatic ecosystems. In a bid to protect the declining populations of steelhead, the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) has introduced new catch-and-release regulations set to take effect in spring 2025. These changes will be implemented on … Read more

Kansas Boosts Spring Grassland Bird Conservation Efforts

It’s a significant step forward for conservation in Kansas as the Department of Wildlife and Parks launches a $2 million initiative aimed at restoring 8,000 acres of grasslands poised to benefit declining species like the prairie chicken. In spring 2025, this effort will focus on incentivizing landowners to participate in conservation practices, addressing the urgent … Read more

Indiana Expands Wetlands Conservation Program

Most notably, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has announced an ambitious initiative to protect an additional 10,000 acres of wetlands, a significant step forward in conservation efforts aimed at preserving vital habitats for waterfowl and other wildlife. This program represents a long-term commitment to enhancing Indiana’s wetland ecosystems, which play an necessary role … Read more

Georgia Boosts Turkey Conservation Funding

Over the past year, Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has significantly increased its budget allocation for wild turkey conservation projects, highlighting the state’s commitment to protecting this important species. They aim to enhance management efforts, ensuring sustainable populations and promoting habitat restoration initiatives. With the additional funds, conservationists are optimistic that the wild turkey … Read more