New Safety Measures for Winter Hiking in Iceland

Reykjavik, Iceland – The Environment Agency of Iceland has issued new guidelines for outdoor enthusiasts engaging in winter hiking and skiing activities across the country’s volcanic landscapes, emphasizing safety amid increasing climate variability. These measures, announced on December 5, 2025, aim to mitigate risks associated with sudden weather changes and geothermal hazards, which have become … Read more

Minister Welcomes Successful Operation Confiscating Abalone Worth Over R3 Million in Cape Town

Pretoria, South Africa – According to Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment (DFFE), Minister Dion George has welcomed a successful intelligence-driven operation that led to the confiscation of abalone valued at over R3 million in Cape Town. This action underscores South Africa’s ongoing efforts to combat illegal fishing and protect marine biodiversity in coastal … Read more

Chinook Salmon Face Chemical Cocktail in Washington’s Urban Waters

Olympia, Washington – Chinook salmon in Washington state’s urban waterways are facing significant challenges from exposure to a mix of common chemicals, according to a recent blog post from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW). The analysis highlights how these contaminants, often originating from everyday urban activities, pose threats to the health and … Read more

New Administrative Regulation Bans Use of Drones While Fishing, Hunting in the Commonwealth

Frankfort, Kentucky – According to the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources (KDFWR), a new administrative regulation has recently been enacted to protect the state’s natural resources by banning the use of drones and other aircraft technologies for hunting and fishing activities. This measure, detailed in a recent announcement, addresses growing concerns over the … Read more

New Biocontrol Agent Released to Combat Strawberry Guava in Hawaii

Honolulu, Hawaii – According to the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), a significant milestone has been achieved in the fight against invasive species with the recent release of a new biocontrol agent targeting the strawberry guava tree. This invasive plant, known scientifically as Psidium cattleianum, has long posed a threat to Hawaii’s … Read more

New Biocontrol Agent Released to Combat Little Fire Ants on Big Island

Honolulu, Hawaii – According to the Hawaii Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR), a significant milestone has been achieved in the fight against invasive species with the recent release of a new biological control agent targeting the destructive little fire ant (LFA) on the Big Island. This initiative, detailed in a news release from … Read more

Colorado Parks and Wildlife takes first steps toward managing bison as wildlife

Denver, Colorado – According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), a groundbreaking step has been taken to protect wild bison migrating into the state, marking a significant advancement in wildlife conservation efforts. On October 13, 2025, CPW announced the initial implementation of a new law designed to manage bison as wildlife, a move spurred by … Read more

Virginia’s New Wildlife Action Plan

Richmond, Virginia – According to the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR), a new Wildlife Action Plan has been released, addressing critical threats to nearly 2,000 species across the state. This comprehensive plan, updated for the first time to include plants and the impact of data centers, underscores the urgent need for conservation in the … Read more

Dead Creek Wildlife Day Set for October 4

Montpelier, Vermont – According to the Vermont Fish and Wildlife Department, outdoor enthusiasts and families have a unique opportunity to celebrate the state’s rich natural heritage at the upcoming Dead Creek Wildlife Day. This annual event, scheduled for October 4, 2025, promises a full day of engaging activities focused on wildlife and conservation at the … Read more

The NH Wildlife Calendar Helps Support Granite State Schools, Clubs, and Local Businesses

Concord, New Hampshire – According to the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department, a unique opportunity is available for schools, clubs, and small businesses to support both education and wildlife conservation through the 2026 New Hampshire Wildlife Calendar fundraiser. Published on September 4, 2025, this initiative not only provides a visually stunning calendar featuring the … Read more