Free ‘Birds of Prey’ Program Aims to Inspire Curiosity About Local Wildlife and Habitat Conservation

Fox Chapel, PA – According to Audubon Society of Western Pennsylvania, Chris Kubiak, director of education for the organization, emphasized the value of outdoor experiences in fostering a deeper connection with nature amid the prevalence of digital screens. Kubiak is set to lead a free presentation titled “Birds of Prey” on April 14, hosted by … Read more

Light Pollution Poses Significant Threat to Maryland’s Wildlife Populations

Easton, MD – According to the Maryland Department of Natural Resources, excessive artificial light at night is disrupting ecosystems and endangering wildlife across Maryland, prompting calls for reduced nighttime illumination during International Dark Sky Week. As International Dark Sky Week begins on April 13, experts from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources highlight the detrimental … Read more

Protected Grassland Showcases Rare Birding Habitat on Maryland’s Eastern Shore

Oxford, MD – According to Bay Journal, a group of about two dozen bird enthusiasts gathered at the edge of a grassy field at Oxford Conservation Park on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, where the air filled with the sounds of murmuring birds. The event, organized by the Talbot Bird Club, highlighted the park’s role as a … Read more

Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Releases 2025-2035 Wildlife Action Plan

Augusta, Maine – The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife (MDIFW) has released the 2025-2035 Maine Wildlife Action Plan, a comprehensive blueprint for conserving the state’s most vulnerable fish and wildlife species through voluntary, non-regulatory strategies.[1] This plan serves as a roadmap to protect wildlife and leverage federal conservation funding, addressing critical challenges facing … Read more

CDFW, NPS, and Los Angeles Zoo Rescue Orphaned Mountain Lion Kitten P-131 in Southern California

Los Angeles, California – The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW), in collaboration with the National Park Service (NPS) and the Los Angeles Zoo, rescued an orphaned mountain lion kitten in Southern California following a meticulous, science-driven monitoring operation.[1] The kitten, approximately 22 days old and identified as P-131, belonged to a collared mother … Read more

South Carolina Hosts Multiple Deer Antler Scoring Sessions in March 2026

Columbia, SC – According to Carolina Sportsman, South Carolina hunters have the opportunity to have their deer antlers officially scored at various locations throughout the state during the month of March 2026. These sessions, organized in collaboration with the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources (SCDNR), allow participants to document their achievements and contribute to … Read more

How Pennsylvania Fishing and Hunting Agencies Hope to Avoid License Fee Hikes

Harrisburg, PA – According to Lehigh Valley Live, Pennsylvania’s Game Commission and Fish and Boat Commission discussed strategies to maintain affordable hunting and fishing licenses during a recent state Senate hearing, emphasizing the use of budget reserves amid rising expenses and declining license sales. The Pennsylvania Game Commission and the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission … Read more

Wyoming Game and Fish Commission Approves Preliminary FY27 Budget, Reviews Mule Deer Research at Torrington Meeting

Torrington, Wyoming – The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission convened its March meeting on March 18-19 in Torrington, where commissioners addressed pressing fiscal challenges while approving a preliminary budget for fiscal year 2027 (FY27). Discussions centered on balancing rising costs with essential wildlife conservation objectives and infrastructure maintenance. The meeting marked a leadership transition, with … Read more

Raucous bird tornado touches down in Pennsylvania as snow geese make annual flight to Arctic

Lebanon, PA – According to CBS Pittsburgh, a spectacular natural phenomenon unfolded at the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area as thousands of snow geese took to the skies in a swirling mass, captivating early morning observers on March 13, 2026. Birdwatchers gathered in the predawn chill, anticipating the dramatic liftoff of the migrating flock from … Read more

Pennsylvania Game Commission Seeks Public Input on Proposed 2026-27 Waterfowl Seasons

Harrisburg, PA – According to lehighvalleylive.com, the Pennsylvania Game Commission opened a public comment period on proposed waterfowl seasons for the 2026-27 hunting year, inviting hunters and conservation enthusiasts to provide feedback before the March 22 deadline. The commission, responsible for managing the state’s wildlife resources, outlined several proposed changes to migratory game bird seasons … Read more