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360: The differing perspectives on Wisconsins wolf hunt Posted: 5:21 AM, Feb 23, 2021 Updated: 2021-02-23 08:10:40-05 A wolf hunt in Wisconsin, when allowed, runs November through February. MILWAUKEE — A wolf hunt in Wisconsin, when allowed, runs November through February. When federal wildlife officials removed the wolf from the endangered species list this year, Wisconsins Department of Natural Resources (DNR) began planning to host a hunt starting November 2021. TMJ4 News When former-...

The Department of Natural Resources reported Tuesday that hunters had taken almost three quarters of the allotted quotas in three zones covering the lower two thirds of the state as

The big exception in the forecast is again Bristol Bay, where another massive return of more than 51 million sockeyes is expected.

UK government’s policies lead to horrific COVID-19 death rates among disabled people The Conservative government’s criminal indifference to the lives of some of the most vulnerable people in society has become ever more blatant as the pandemic crisis has unfolded. Earlier this month, the Mencap charity reported that people with learning disabilities were being told in January that they would not be resuscitated if they fell gravely ill with COVID-19. Edel Harris, Mencap’s chief executive,...

Hunters vie for prizes for bringing in the most coyote carcasses. They sometimes pose proudly for photos with the carcasses arrayed in front of them. It’s a cruel, disgusting blood sport, says Julie Dybevik, a nature photographer and former veterinary technician who has spent much of her life in rural areas of Rock and Green counties. “They’re not hunters. They’re killers,” Dybevik said. “These contests are to kill as many animals as they can. That is the reason fo...

Harbor Beach buys new pump for sewer Huron Daily Tribune FacebookTwitterEmail The Harbor Beach City Council voted to purchase a new pump for its sewer and sell a piece of formerly foreclosed land during its Feb. 16 meeting. The city council approved the purchase a larger pump for the rebuild of the DPW sewer machine. At a former meeting, DPW Supervisor Mike Jurgess had requested the pump. During discussions, it was learned the present machine would cost about $100,000 to replace. It would be mo...

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The Alaska Senate Resources Committee began consideration on Feb. 10 of a bill from the governor which would allow the Department of Natural Resources to modify the terms of net profit share leases when necessary to increase production from otherwise uneconomic sources. A net profit share lease req...

Proposal still could give priority to boosting motorized recreation. (Tribune file photo) A tourist enjoys the view from Dead Horse Point State Park, one of 44 operated by the Utah Department of Natural Resources. A bill before the Legislature to restructure the department would break its Division of Parks and Recreation into two divisions and could prioritize motorized recreation in grant making.   | Feb. 19, 2021, 2:18 p.m. The Cox administration’s proposed reorganization of Utah state ag...

Providing coverage of Alaska and northern Canadas oil and gas industry Donkel files Badami expansion appeal Claiming 6.25% working interest in unit, investor seeks opportunity to be heard in hearing de novo before DNR commissioner Steve Sutherlin Petroleum News Daniel K. Donkel filed an appeal Jan. 11 with the Alaska Department of Natural Resources, challenging the Jan. 22 decision of Director of the Division of Oil and Gas Tom Stokes denying an application from operator Savant Alaska to expand...