Category Archives: Species Management

Controversy, Tension Surrounding Wolf Hunt Continues

By KBJR News 1 July 15, 2013 Updated Jul 15, 2013 at 10:56 PM CDT           (NNCNOW.com) The grey wolf; big and bad or embattled species fighting for survival? Few hunting seasons invoke the passion of … Continue reading

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Great Lakes Governors Unite To Protect Great Lakes

Posted on June 3, 2013 by greatlakesoutdoors This past weekend, I joined several business, conservation, and industry leaders at the Great Lakes Governors summit on Mackinac Island, Michigan.  Our setting was the historic Grand Hotel which provided a fresh venue … Continue reading

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Snyder signs bills to better manage Michigan wildlife/wolves

Posted on May 8, 2013 by ABC 10 LANSING, Mich. – Legislation authorizing the state Natural Resources Commission to designate game species in Michigan was signed today by Gov. Rick Snyder. Senate Bill 288, sponsored by state Sen. Tom Casperson, … Continue reading

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US rejects EU claim of insecticide as prime reason for bee colony collapse

Government study points to a combination of factors for decline in population, breaking away from singling out pesticides Suzanne Goldenberg, US environment correspondent Thursday 2 May 2013     Researchers said it was not clear whether a certain class of … Continue reading

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Kentucky to develop water pollution plan to curb ‘dead zone’

Apr. 19, 2013   |       MSD is expanding capacity of its Floyds Fork treatment plant, improving its ability to remove nutrients from wastewater. MSD officials will be giving a multi-state and federal task force a tour of the construction … Continue reading

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