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Catskill Mountain Club Spring Hikes

The Catskill Mountain Club, a 22-year-old nonprofit dedicated to promoting non-motorized recreation, has released its schedule of member-led hikes for March and April 2026. The organization, which … more

Fishing to Beat the Lingering Winter Blues

Getting outdoors to fish can serve as a good remedy to combat some lingering winter blues before the warmer days are here to stay. Check out some tips below for late winter fishing opportunities. … more

Statewide Residential Brush Burning Prohibition Starts March 16

Annual Spring Burn Ban Reduces Wildfire Risks, Protects Lives and Property New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced that the annual statewide ban prohibiting … more

Bulldogs Punch Ticket to NYSPHSAA Final Four

SYRACUSE - The Delaware Academy girls varsity basketball team is headed to the state semifinals after a hard-fought 58–48 victory over West Canada Valley in the New York State Class C Regional … more

Spring Thaw and Fish Die-Offs

While seeing dead fish along the edges of lakes and ponds can be cause for concern, fish die-offs are typical to see during this time of year. Dense snow on top of thick layers of ice dramatically … more

Scene in Fleischmanns: Spring’s First Signals

Wild turkeys gobble and display while flocks of geese pass overhead in the Red Kill Valley of Fleischmanns, offering early signs of spring. more

Take the 2026 I BIRD NY Challenge!

Mark your calendars for the 2026 I BIRD NY Challenge taking place March 1-November 1! Identify 10 species of birds anywhere in New York State, submit online or by mail, and receive a commemorative … more

Consequences of Feeding Deer

As winter drags on in portions of New York, it may be tempting to feed deer to “help” them through the cold times. However, feeding deer during the winter or other times of the year is … more

Celebrate World Frog Day

On March 20, frog supporters worldwide celebrate and plan to take action for amphibians. This leap towards conservation helps highlight the vital role frogs play in our ecosystem and educates the … more

Become a Day-Old Pheasant Chick Program Cooperator

Applications to become a Day-Old Pheasant Chick Program (DOCP) cooperator will be accepted until April 1. The program allows the public to participate in raising and releasing pheasants to enhance … more

Consequences of Feeding Deer

As winter drags on in portions of New York, it may be tempting to feed deer to “help” them through the cold times. However, feeding deer during the winter or other times of the year is … more

New Conservation Group Plans First Sportsmen’s Banquet in Oneonta

ONEONTA — A newly formed chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation will hold its inaugural Sportsmen’s Night Out banquet next month, bringing hunters, conservationists and supporters … more
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