Spring bear hunt is back
Ontario will resume its annual spring bear hunt starting in the 2021 season. In the meantime, this spring the pilot project hunt will resume its final year.
Taking an animal’s life is no small thing
My hands trembled imperceptibly. My heartbeat sounded something like a ruffed grouse drumming on a distant log. My knees were more than a little shaky, too. I am always like that after the shot.
Ask a CO: Multiple muzzleloaders can be carried
Hunters can carry more than one muzzleloader, but they must be handled in a safe manner, a provincial enforcement specialist with the MNRF explains.
“Fore” the benefit of woods, water, and wildlife
A golf course is largely an expanse of shortly trimmed lawn that lacks in wildlife potential and is looked upon by most conservationists as a desert. However, almost all golf courses also have areas of rough grassland.
2018 Migratory bird stamp
A rendition of a trio of wood ducks sitting atop a tree trunk will adorn this year’s Canadian Wildlife Habitat Conservation Stamp and print.
Caribou to be relocated by helicopter
Caribou are already a species at risk in the province and the numbers on Michipicoten island have declined to a worrisome level due to predation from wolves...
Stewardship youth rangers: the next generation
Fleming College outdoors programs on display for Stewardship Youth Rangers.
DUC brings conservation program to Ontario
Program designed to increase the amount of acreage saved and preserved
