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

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

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

(The Center Square) — New Jersey fishermen could be on the hook for $7 million in COVID-19 funds that may have been improperly distributed, according to a report.

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About half of the total $14.4 million in CARES Act grants the state made to marine fisheries during the COVID-19 pandemic are likely improper and should be recovered, according to

Due to the stage of decomposition, samples could not be taken to determine the cause of death.

Officials from the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency are probing the mysterious death of about 300 channel catfish along 32 miles of shoreline in the Chickamauga Reservoir.

PENDLETON — A rainy morning didn’t dampen the excitement of kindergartners from the Pendleton Early Learning Center during a recent field trip to the Pendleton Accumulation Site of the Confederated

MISSION — Jerimiah Bonifer knew all his life he wanted to work in fisheries, and now at 39 years old, he’s leading the fisheries department where he has worked for