Residents of Loveland, Colorado, are relieved to see the local "Gulf of Greeley" filling back up after a survey in late May found over 500 fish dead following low water levels. "It's beautiful out ...

The project, in partnership with the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, will rehabilitate 4,600 feet of ...

NEENAH (WLUK) -- Getting out and enjoying time on the water is part of "How WI Live" in Wisconsin, and with the Fourth of ...

Ryan O’Neill with Buffalo Wingz Sportfishing reports that the walleye fishing was impacted when the lake water flipped off ...

After scaling back its annual lake drawdown under pressure from the state, Monterey is seeing a rapid resurgence of invasive ...

The goose spent the last several weeks with Wildlife Works in Youngwood, a wildlife rehabilitation organization, recovering from an injury to its leg caused by discarded fishing line at the park.

Harmful algal blooms persist in Lake Hartwell, though toxin levels are generally below recreational advisory limits. The blooms, first spotted in April, have spread across the lake but are ...

“With the fish that go in today, it will put us at about 940,000 fish that we’ve stocked in just Columbus,” he said. “So this is something that’s been going on for over 20 years.” ...

Today, its last remaining wild population exists only where Bissett and Riefler found it: on a sandy slope at the edge of the Lake Marion Creek Wildlife Management Area in Polk County.

Conservationists keep the plant’s exact location within the Lake Marion Creek Wildlife Management Area quiet for fear that public visits — however well-intentioned — could destroy it.

Fishing report compiled by California Outdoors Hall of Fame member Dave Hurley and edited by Roger George, who guides in the greater Fresno area and holds the striper record at Millerton Lake.