Outdoor News Bulletin

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The Outdoor News Bulletin (ONB) was established by the Wildlife Management Institute in 1946. Distributed once a month, the ONB covers key issues and updates on wildlife and natural resource management.

March 2020
Steve Williams' Welcome and Opening Remarks at the 85th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference
Senate Expected to Move LWCF, Deferred Maintenance Package After President Signals Support
WMI's Grinnell Award Presented to NWTF CEO Rebecca Humphries
Northern Latitudes Partnerships Promote Environmental and Economic Sustainability in Alaska and Canada
New Habitat Suitability Maps for At-Risk Herpetofauna Species in the Longleaf Pine Ecosystem
BLM Proposal Would Expedite Review of Sagebrush Restoration Projects
NRCS Awards Funding for Allowing Public Access to Private Lands
Katharine MacGregor Confirmed as DOI Deputy Secretary
February 2020
Navigable Waters Protection Rule Finalized as Part of WOTUS Reform
New Boreal Partnership Provides Local and Global Benefits
Conservation Partners Review Progress in New England Cottontail Restoration
2018 Farm Bill Contains Conservation Practice for Prairie Strips
White-nose Syndrome Digital Game
Oxbow Restoration in Iowa with an Emphasis on Topeka Shiner
FWS Releases Proposed MBTA Rule on Intentional Take
BLM to Update Grazing Regulations
Colorado State University Offers Wildlife Management Short Course
January 2020
Senate Passes Conservation Package
NRCS Seeks Comments on Easement Program
Advocates Add Wolf Reintroduction to Colorado Ballot; Pack Observed in State
Connecting Soil Health to Societal Environmental Concerns
WAFWA and IWJV, Working Together to Conserve the Sagebrush Ecosystem
Excise Tax Trends - Looking Back
NEPA Reform Proposed by CEQ
December 2019
Conservation Funding Sees Action on Capitol Hill
Excise Tax Snapshot
New Tool for Delineating River Corridors - the RPC
Agriculture Department Opens CRP General Signup
Fish and Wildlife Relevancy Roadmap Released
Alaska LCCs Continue Their Collaborative Efforts
Yellowstone's Migrating Bison Manipulate Springtime Green-Up
Skipwith Confirmed as U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Director
November 2019
States Release First Year Results of Ruffed Grouse West Nile Virus Study in Great Lakes States
SEAFWA Adopts Black Bear Resistant Container Testing Protocol
USDA Seeking Comments on Conservation Rules
Agencies Expand Asian Carp Management Efforts
Coastal New England Populations of Northern Long-Eared Bats and WNS
USGS Study Suggests Urban Growth in Southeast Threatens Stream Health
Species Status Assessments to Support Endangered Species Decision Making
FWS Recommends Delisting Interior Least Tern from ESA
October 2019
Special Sessions for 85th North American Conference Announced
Evolving Business Models and an Antiquated Excise Tax Collection Model - Part 2
State Agencies Adopt the Fish and Wildlife Relevancy Roadmap
Mosquito-Borne EEEV Disease Outbreak Hits Parts of U.S. in Record Numbers
Do Exotic Conifer Plantations Contribute to Avian Biodiversity?
Study Shows Net Loss of 3 Billion North American Birds
Kirtland’s Warbler Delisted
President Trump Signs Orders on Transparency in Guidance and Regulatory Action
September 2019
Draft Agency Relevancy Roadmap Available for Comment
Leakage in the American System of Conservation Funding, Part 1
FWS Expands Hunting and Sport Fishing Opportunities
NRCS Announces $300 Million in RCPP Funding
U.S. Delegation Supports Wildlife Trade Policies at CITES
California Bans Trapping
Excise Tax Snapshot
North Dakota Legislature Resumes Study of Private Land Access
Genetic Selection in Response to White-Nose Syndrome
App Allows Citizen Scientists to Contribute to Monarch Butterfly Research
August 2019
DOI and Commerce Department Finalize ESA Regulation Changes
Forest Service Releases Amendments to Sage Grouse Plans
$250 Million Proposed for Wildlife Crossings in New Transportation Bill
Battle Against CWD Ramped Up in 2019
Legal Framework and Interagency Cooperation to Protect Big Game Migration Assessed
WNS Communications Projects to Target Western States
South Dakota's Nest Predator Program Reaches Its Goal Early
Scientists Without Borders - Range-Wide Conservation for a Freshwater Mussel at Risk
July 2019
Recovering America's Wildlife Act Introduced
CWD Found West of the Continental Divide in Montana
Understanding Excise Taxes - The 2019 ICAST Show
Demography of Louisiana Waterthrush in Response to Shale Gas Development in the Central Appalachians
FWS Releases Report Documenting Economic Impacts of Refuges
BLM Releases Draft Programmatic EIS on Fuel Breaks in the Great Basin
Robert Wallace Confirmed as DOI Assistant Secretary
June 2019
Supreme Court Rules on Wyoming Hunting Case
USGS Releases New Land Cover Map
Western Governors Pass Resolution on Wildlife Migration Corridors
Integrated Natural Resource Management Plans: Roadmaps to Conservation for Today's Military Installations
Accelerating Development of Effective Fish & Wildlife Management Professionals
Extreme Weather Dominates Midwest Landscapes, Affects Agriculture
Progress Reports on RCN Grants Now Available
Proposals for Special Sessions at 2020 North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference Sought
Building a Home for Endangered Razorback Suckers
May 2019
2017 Census of Agriculture Early Results Available
Testing Camera Traps to Monitor Ungulates
Second Quarter WSFR Excise Tax Update
Movement Patterns of Brown Pelicans in the South Atlantic Bight
UN Report Documents "Accelerating" Rate of Extinctions
America's Wildlife Values Report Released
Habitat Conservation Efforts in Big Game Migrations Receive $2.1 Million in Grants
FWS Announces $20 Million in Coastal Grants
April 2019
Winter, Spring Floods Impact Fish and Wildlife as Well as Agency Operations
Lessons from Recent Bear Attacks
Familiarity Among Partners is the Key to Long-term, Sustainable Conservation Funding
Sharing Regional Data through Nature's Network
Make a Home for Wildlife by Charles Fergus
Missouri Unit Working with FWS to Research Indiana Bat Maternity Habitat
Bernhardt Signs Secretarial Orders, Confirmed as DOI Secretary
Colorado River Basin Drought Contingency Plan Approved by States, Passed in Congress
South Dakota Releases CWD Action Plan
March 2019
Opening Remarks by WMI President Steve Williams During the 84th North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference
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