Phil Morlock, a long-time recreational fishing advocate, received the Brad Rowse Leadership Award last week at the 7th Annual National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses Sportsman-Legislator Summit in Point Clear, Alabama. He was given the award for demonstrating excellence in leadership in promoting the outdoor agenda.
Morlock has served...
A five-year study on the health of Lake Winnipeg shows phosphorus levels are so high they may soon be dangerous to human health.
Dr. Peter Leavitt’s study of Lake Winnipeg, commissioned by the province, shows that phosphorous continues to enter the lake from livestock farming, pollution from cities and through wetland...
In response to concerned citizens, Nova Scotia is offering additional deer and coyote hunting opportunities
From 2.2 million to 0.69—important facts and figures for anglers, hunters and outdoorsfolk
Recent SWF conference takes on invasive species and wildlife management
One of our field editors, North Vancouver’s George Gruenefeld, just told me that Bill Otway has passed, dead from brain cancer. Damned cancer, again. George had let me know about a week ago that Bill, 75, was fighting his last battle at the Gillis Hospice in...
Conference of wildlife managers and researchers seeks answers to province’s declining moose numbers
His dying wish was to feel the tug of wild brook trout, one last beautiful time
Hunters and anglers get access to almost 2,000 additional acres in 8 locations
Building on its mission to get more youth involved in wildlife conservation, the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation is launching a new...