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How hunters can remain the key to wildlife conservation

Ken Bailey·March 2, 2021

How much do you know about Canada’s hunting and fishing history? Take our quiz!

Outdoor Canada·December 9, 2022

How NeXgen Young Anglers helps disadvantaged kids enjoy the outdoors

Bob Sexton·May 27, 2020

Removal efforts cannot keep up with the exploding Asian carp population in the U.S. Credit: U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service.

How Ottawa Can Gut the Illegal Carp Trade and Help Save the Great Lakes

Outdoor Canada·January 8, 2015

Image Via: Mark Laynes

How salmon anglers are being sidelined on B.C.’s Fraser River

Jake MacDonald·April 4, 2018

Zebra mussel cluster. Photo taken by D. Jude, Univ. of Michigan.

How Saskatchewan hopes to fight off the zebra mussel

Bob Sexton·March 7, 2017

Via 2016 Beaver Derby

How Saskatchewan’s beaver derby benefits hunters and trappers

T.J. Schwanky·December 1, 2016

How Saskatchewan’s new trespass laws could hurt hunters

T.J. Schwanky·May 13, 2019

How the Alberta Fish and Game Association is helping pronghorns

Bob Sexton·March 21, 2017

How the Critical Catch program is safeguarding Georgian Bay, one tangled mess of mono at a time

Ashley Morrison·June 10, 2024

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