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MORRISTOWN — A TWRA fisheries technician and self-taught crayfish biologist has retired after dedicating more than four decades to wildlife and fisheries conservation and management.

PIERRE — Late arriving winter weather has allowed South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) crews more time for access improvements along the Missouri River.

The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission approved a new rule for threatened and endangered species, heard presentations on bear management, and saw special pr

Bali Ocean Day Conference Seeks to Recover, Rebuild, and Sustain Ocean Environments

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks announced that the Future Fisheries Improvement Program grant deadline is Nov. 15.People can recieve funding for projects that

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks employees have been out surveying and sampling lakes across the state to monitor fish populations and for the presence of zebra mussels.

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) employees have been out surveying and sampling lakes across the state ...

South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) employees have been out surveying and sampling lakes across the state to monitor fish populations and for the ...

With the discovery of zebra mussels found at a property on Roy Lake this week, the SD GFP's rapid response team is taking action.

Montanas marijuana tax revenues have surged the states funding to support nongame wildlife — growing it from five figures to over $1 million.