Fish Conservation News Today

Continued snow-tracking surveys and DNA mark-recapture analysis has shown a stable to increasing population of Canada lynx over the last six years.

CalMatters: With the Bay-Delta watershed in the throes of an ecological crisis, California’s water regulators Thursday ...

A long-awaited, controversial report weighs updates to standards that state officials say have failed to protect fish and wildlife. But environmentalists, Native tribes and others already are furious about how long this has taken — and the state is years away from putting a plan into action.

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department, local wildlife clubs and other sponsors are holding the annual Youth Outdoor Festival in Minot on Thursday.

Chronic Wasting Disease Proclamation

Yellowstone recently released an environmental assessment regarding its portion of a proposed project to remove nonnative rainbow trout from Buffalo Creek and to restock the waterway with native cutthroat trout.

Yellowstone recently released an environmental assessment regarding its portion of a proposed project to remove nonnative rainbow trout from Buffalo Creek and to restock the waterway with native cutthroat trout.

Yellowstone recently released an environmental assessment regarding its portion of a proposed project to remove nonnative rainbow trout from Buffalo Creek and to restock the waterway with native cutthroat trout.

Yellowstone National Park is asking the public for comments on an environmental assessment that analyzes a proposal by Custer Gallatin National Forest and Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks regarding native

Yellowstone recently released an environmental assessment regarding its portion of a proposed project to remove nonnative rainbow trout from Buffalo Creek and to restock the waterway with native cutthroat trout.