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Hunter Exposed to Rabies by Field Dressing Deer

This occurred in Pennsylvania. While certainly rare, it’s something of which to be aware when cleaning wild game:

Pennsylvania Game Commission officials today announced that a Lancaster County hunter has undergone post-exposure rabies shots after harvesting and field…[more]

Pennsylvania Game Commission


02-03-2012

Discover Nature Through MDC 75th Anniversary Photo Contest

The Missouri Department of Conservation (MDC) invites photographers around the state to enter its 75th Anniversary Photo Contest. The contest is an effort to help Missourians discover nature by capturing and sharing photos that celebrate the natural wonders of Missouri.…[more]

By Missouri Dept. of Conservation
02-02-2012

Bobwhite Quail Program on Tap for Nature Center

Why has the bobwhite quail population declined? What is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission doing to try to reverse the trend? How can landowners manage property to benefit quail? Those are a few of the questions quail hunters can…[more]

By Arkansas Game and Fish
02-02-2012

Suh-WEET! Honeybee Short Courses Scheduled

Beginners who want to learn the art and science of beekeeping will have the opportunity over the next few months with free short courses scheduled around the state.

“The classes will cover everything you should know to get…[more]

By University of Arkansas
01-31-2012

Illinois River Fly Fishing School Offers Two-day Course

Anglers interested in fly fishing can learn the sport Feb. 24-25 at the Illinois River Fly Fishing School.

The clinic will be based out of Tenkiller State Park and will feature instructional sessions as well as hands-on practice…[more]

By Oklahoma Dept of Wildlife Conservation
01-31-2012

Children’s Minds Grow at Home and Garden Seminar and Show

More than 1,000 Jefferson County schoolchildren benefited from the 2011 Home and Garden Seminar and Show, according to Lloyd Wessels, longtime volunteer with the event.

The proceeds from the annual show – mainly vendor’s fees and sponsorships –…[more]

By University of Arkansas
01-31-2012

Become a Master Naturalist for Camden-County Area

Help protect Camden and surrounding counties’ natural resources by becoming a Missouri Master Naturalist. The Missouri Master Naturalist program is a community based, adult, natural-resource education and volunteer program designed to engage Missourians in the stewardship of our state’s natural…[more]

By Missouri Dept. of Conservation
01-27-2012

Missouri Master Naturalist Class Offered at Cole Camp

The Hi Lonesome Chapter of the Missouri Master Naturalist program will offer training sessions for those interested in volunteer service to conservation.

Master Naturalists assist with wildlife and fisheries habitat improvements, guided hikes, special events and educational presentations.…[more]

By Missouri Dept. of Conservation
01-27-2012

Eagle Days Event Set for Schell-Osage Conservation Area

In winter, Missouri is an excellent state to view bald eagles. During the winter, the state’s small resident eagle population is swelled by migrating birds from the north to often increase the numbers to more 2,000 eagles.

People…[more]

By Francis Skalicky, Missouri Dept. of Conservation
01-27-2012

Public Input Meetings Scheduled Across Arkansas

Public input is a crucial component of the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s process for setting hunting and fishing regulations. The meetings are part of the AGFC’s annual hunting regulations process, giving hunters the opportunity to make comments and proposals…[more]

By Arkansas Game and Fish
01-27-2012
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