Post SourceFrom Peninsula Daily News: OLYMPIA — The Department of Fish and Wildlife has lifted fire restrictions, including the temporary ban on target shooting, on the state lands it manages. The restrictions were relaxed because cooler temperatures and higher humidity reduced wildfire risks. “People are welcome to build campfires and sight in their hunting firearms…
Post Source From Oceanographic Magazine: A new study predicts that extreme marine heatwaves could wipe out fish stocks and add to the long-term impact that climate change already has on fisheries. The study was conducted by a team of researchers from University of British Columbia and published in Science Advances on Friday. It found that…
Post Source Changes are coming to Bryce Canyon National Park! Read more below. From National Parks Traveler: Changes to campground operations, and other visitor operations, are coming to Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah as a result of the end of summer. The park’s Sunset Campground remains open for camping by reservation through Recreation.gov until…
Post SourceFrom MetroWest Daily News: With hunting season at hand, one can soon expect to hear the discharge of firearms or spot hunters in camouflage clothing walking around. But bow hunters in Framingham, and bow and firearm hunters in other communities throughout the state, are also helping keep the forests healthy. That’s according to Pat…