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People interested in returning Oregon habitat to a more wild state will rendezvous in Camp Sherman next month. The Re-Wilding Oregon Conference, set

MONTPELIER — A sign project at Vermont’s state fishing access areas featuring wild native lake trout got underway this month thanks to a joint effort by the Vermont Fish and

Center for Biological Diversity: PORTLAND, Ore.— Resolving multiyear litigation over the harms of logging to coho salmon, conservation groups reached an agreement today with the Oregon Department of Forestry to greatly expand stream buffers across more than half a million acres of the Tillamook and Clatsop state forests.

There are only three true cavefish in Australia — including the blind cave eel — which all reside in the country's north-west, inland from the Ningaloo Reef. But pet owners have been disposing of unwanted invasive species in the same waters.

In response to a petition by the Native Fish Society, Center for Biological Diversity and Umpqua Watersheds, the National Marine Fisheries Service determined today that the Oregon Coast and southern

Center for Biological Diversity: Spring-Runs Suffer Chronically Low Abundance, Increasing Threats

The director of Little River Waterkeeper, Angie Shugart and Policy and Advocacy Director of Alabama Rivers Alliance, Jack West, presented an update to Fort Payne Mayor Brian Baine and members

Chris Skinner served in the department for about 11 years before retiring last September.

The DNR dodged a legislative push to intensify efforts to protect native rough fish, but the movement to protect them lives on.

H Ataur Rahman Akib, who hails from Rajshahi, has a factory on the premises of his residence in the Thakurmara area in the northern city that manufactures eco-friendly baits for game fishing.