Baton Rouge, LA –For the second consecutive year, Gov. John Bel Edwards joins the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF), the Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs (LDVA), and the Coastal Conservation Association of Louisiana (CCA) in announcing a special … Continue reading →
During the fall and into the winter months, some of the best edibles are available. After the edibles of summer are gone, the roots of several plants can be utilized. Chicory roots, left, and dandelion roots, right. Dandelion Root Dandelions … Continue reading →
When people think of October, images of fall colors, Halloween decor and pumpkin patches typically enter their minds. However, this month also has some really hot fishing in Utah, and because there are fewer people on the water, it’s a … Continue reading →
Visitors to the Great Barrier Reef are learning about the diversity and complexities of the world’s largest coral reef system from a group of qualified storytellers. There are 26 Master Reef Guides working on the Great Barrier Reef with … Continue reading →
The biggest voluntourism project on the Dutch Caribbean island of Aruba has been given a major boost with news of an initiative to further protect its coral reef. More than 1,000 volunteers – visitors and locals – are expected … Continue reading →
WHEN: October 26, 2019 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm WHERE: Arbor Lodge State Historical Park 2600 Arbor Ave. Nebraska City NE 68410-0015 CONTACT: 402–873-7222 PARKS Halloween Step back in time to see historic trades, talents, and other demonstrations come … Continue reading →
PHOTO: Sea Turtle in Cozumel, Mexico. Of the world’s seven types of sea turtles, the loggerhead, white, hawksbill and leatherback species especially thrive in warm, Caribbean waters. As home to more than half of the world’s endangered sea-turtle species, the … Continue reading →
Working Towards Colorado’s Next State Park On September 12, Governor Jared Polis announced that a diverse partnership — including Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the City of Trinidad, The Trust for Public Land, The Nature Conservancy, and Great Outdoors Colorado — is working … Continue reading →
Guide Austin Kennedy from Northwest Arkansas took this youngster (right) fishing for white bass. Austin says the fishing in the Beaver Lake tailwater continues to rate excellent. He says that while the trout have been biting on just about anything from various PowerBaits, … Continue reading →
The Indian River Lagoon Aquatic Preserve wants to make educational signs and needs your help! If you’re a kid (all ages welcome) who likes to make art and wants to help shorebirds and seabirds, this competition is for you! Read … Continue reading →
Related posts: Start Your Summer By Planning a Dive Trip! Tweet Enjoy great visibility while diving in the Cayman Islands. Photo courtesy Brac Reef Resort. One of the accommodations at Uepi Island Resort, a… Florida Spiny Lobster season TweetSpiny … Continue reading →
Stone crab season/NEW trap requirements Recreational and commercial season opens Oct. 15; NEW recreational trap requirements in place Information: Florida’s recreational and commercial stone crab claw harvest season opens Oct. 15 in state and federal waters. All recreational trap … Continue reading →
Related posts: New Trout Fishing Challenge Kicks Off in 12 Western States, including Alaska Tweet A native Alaska rainbow trout. Photo by Shane Hertzog. Deep in the West, under a secret rock in a cool stream, lies a prize… Let’s … Continue reading →
We hope you’re enjoying the start of fall. The air is cooling and the foliage is showing hues of yellows, reds and oranges here in north Idaho. The change in season has us reflecting on another successful summer. 2019 marks … Continue reading →
Governor Cuomo Announces Restoration of Critical Marine Habitat On September 14, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and DEC Commissioner Basil Seggos participated in releasing thousands of juvenile shellfish in New York City’s Hudson River Park. The Governor announced $2.8 million in … Continue reading →
Save 15% on Small-Ship Expeditions with Adventure Canada’s 2020 Early-Bird PromotionBook by Oct. 31, 2019 to save up to $3,760 USD on your 2020 Arctic or Atlantic Canada Expedition Port Credit, ON. Adventure Canada, the leading provider of small-ship expedition travel, … Continue reading →
Fishing Spot of the Month The Housatonic River is known as one of Connecticut’s iconic trout fishing rivers. Winding it’s way south from the Massachusetts border to Long Island Sound, the “Housy” has something for everyone. October is arguably the best time … Continue reading →
Blackfish (Tautog) stick close to various types of structure, such as boulders, reefs, jetties, and wrecks. To catch them, you will need to find good structure and get your bait right on top of it. It helps to be impatient here … Continue reading →
Fall, winter seasons lure Winter Texans with wildlife, water sports and more SOUTH PADRE ISLAND, Texas –Each year, visitors looking to exchange frigid temperatures and snow shoveling for endless sunshine, sandy beaches and a warm and welcoming community, come to South Padre … Continue reading →
OLYMPIA – Several marine areas of Puget Sound will reopen for recreational crab fishing on Oct. 1, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) announced. The openings were approved by fishery managers after summer catch assessments by WDFW indicated … Continue reading →
