To commemorate that period of discovery of this early adventurer, the ADCNR is teaming up with Auburn University to highlight Bartram’s travels through Alabama with a traveling display being showcased at 12 Alabama State Parks.
Multiple locations around the state will pick up discarded pine Christmas trees to use as fish habitat or wildlife cover in public areas.
The Missouri Department of Conservation invites residents to donate live Christmas trees through January 31 at five central Missouri locations. MDC Fisheries Biologist Brian McKeage explains that submerged trees provide essential habitat and cover for fish species and aquatic invertebrates.
Several juvenile Coho salmon were spotted in the Russian River’s upper basin — a first in more than 30 years.