Rodent or riparian restorer: East-west views diverge as state considers beaver protections
Some Black Hills residents have a growing appreciation for large rodents with environmental engineering prowess: beavers.
Source: capjournal.com
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Might South Dakota beavers receive some protections?
Nancy Hilding saw her three petitions seeking various levels of restrictions against hunting and trapping beavers set aside by the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission on Thursday.
Source: keloland.com
Mitchell Lake project weighs cost and style of recreation
The Black Hills National Forest is seeking input on what to do with a nearly 90-year-old dam in Spring Creek just east of Hill City.
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Source: sdpb.org
Game, Fish and Parks look to adjust big game licenses for 2024 season
State Game, Fish, and Parks Commissioners propose 2024 hunting licensing numbers for large game.
Source: sdpb.org
Commission rejects -- sort of -- houndsmen's petition
The South Dakota Houndsmen Association wants nonresidents to be able to use dogs to pursue raccoons.
Source: keloland.com
Commission denies expanded hound hunting for mountain lions
Mountain lion management in South Dakota has long been subjected to debates centered on conservation, hunting and human-lion interactions.
Source: argusleader.com
Waterfowl hunters from South Dakota dislike nonresident plan
The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission is considering whether to allow more nonresident licenses for hunting waterfowl.
Source: keloland.com
GFP commission votes down waterfowl refuge expansion at Lake Oahe
The commission voted unanimously to leave the current boundaries stand as is.
Source: mitchellrepublic.com
Fire ants, Elvis Presley Lake, flash flood rescue: News from around our 50 states
Fire ants, Elvis Presley Lake, flash flood rescue: News from around our 50 states From USA TODAY Network and wire reports Alabama Montgomery: Alabama is turning to social media to encourage more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19. The Department of Public Health announced a TikTok contest to encourage young people to get vaccinated before the start of the school year. The contest is for people ages 13 to 29. To participate, contestants should submit a TikTok video showing...
Source: msn.com