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Outdoors
What's there to do in the great outdoors? Here we've got a bevy of local outdoor activities and destinations to explore.
BLM creates leadership positions
Michael Nedd, the current Deputy Director of Operations, will transition to the role of Deputy Director for Admini…
Study: Glaciers falling to pieces
It’s been expected for years that the Glacier Park’s namesake glaciers would melt to a fraction of their former selves and eventually disappear altogether.
Basic shotgun course at Farragut
There are only 20 spots available in the class
Basic handgun course coming up
The class will cover: handgun types; terms and definitions; safe handling; sight alignment; gun cleaning; recreational shooting and live fire.
Comment for game bird season proposals open
For those interested in commenting on a specific season proposal, click on the section you wish to provide input on below. Ducks, mergansers, coots and Wilson’s snipe
Glacier National Park receives over $1.9 million for ecosystem restoration
Bison reintroduction through the Innii Initiative is a Blackfeet-led effort to bring bison back to the landscape, and the herd is expected to freely roam onto …
Summer 2024 Learn-to-Hunt-and-Fish day camps in the Panhandle Region
Similar to last year’s camps, the last day of camp will be focused on learning the nuts and bolts of fishing.
Youth archery class coming up at Farragut Shooting Range Center
Youth bows, arrows and targets will be provided by Fish and Game
'Talk Shop with Idaho Fish and Game' gathering to be held March 21 in St. Maries
Anyone from the public is encouraged to attend
Ahead of ospreys' return, Flathead Audubon raises alarm over bailing twine
Flathead Audubon is also trying to find an alternative for recycling twine.
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approves action plan for at-risk species
The plan recognizes the diverse social, cultural values and natural resource-based economies that sustain Idaho’s communities.
Spring black bear controlled hunt draw results available.
Hunters who were successful in the draw will still receive a notification card by mail by early March
Snow patrol
Hiking Tubbs Hill
Panhandle turkey chapter sets debut banquet in North Idaho
Plans for the chapter include implementing habitat restoration projects in the area, such as thinning and prescribed burns
Northwest Hunt Fest coming to Coeur d’Alene
The hunt fest is committed to the future of hunting, placing special emphasis on youth archery and young hunter programs