In eastern Arizona, the Wallow Fire continues to grow and impact wildlife. The fire has burned nearly 106,000 acres and was at zero containment as of June 3. According to Arizona Game and Fish Department, wildlife officers are on the … Continued
The 4th annual National Get Outdoors Day (GO Day) will be held on Saturday, June 11, 2011. Nationwide, more than 80 Forest Service locations will be providing free recreational and educational activities such as mountain biking, rock climbing, fishing, canoeing, … Continued
Satellite images show large amounts of sediment throughout coastal Louisiana as a result of flooding on the Mississippi River, according to recent U.S. Geological Survey and NASA data. USGS and NASA are providing satellite imagery to the U.S. Army Corps … Continued
In Florida, wildlife officials are urging boaters to be safe while having a good time, especially around sturgeon on the Suwannee River. To date, there have been four reported sturgeon encounters in 2011, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation … Continued
a whitetail deer fawn While in the woods, you stumble onto a helpless whitetail deer fawn, all alone. What do you do? Should you scoop it up and rush it home? Should you feed it? Is it ok … Continued