More than 100 conservation officers will be patrolling Kentucky waterways this weekend; enjoy but be safe
Boaters can feel safer during the upcoming holiday as conservation officers with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources…
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Art Lander’s Outdoors: With elk restoration in Kentucky completed, harvest management begins
This is the second article in an occasional series on elk in Kentucky. From 1997 through 2002, Kentucky Department of…
A pest in our backyards — Coyotes recently sighted twice in Fort Wright, but no damage reported
By Don Owen NKyTribune reporter Unlike the loveable cartoon character that chases a roadrunner around the desert to no avail,…
Barren River Lake State Resort Park to host Sandhill Cranes late January tours; register for limited seating
Barren River Lake State Resort Park will host its Sandhill Cranes tours on two weekends in late January, 2018. Thousands…
Family Nature Day, presented by BCPL and Boone County Parks coming up at Boone Woods
By Micha O’Connor Milwood Special to the NKyTribune Get outdoors and explore the Boone County’s backyard through hands-on activities for…
Fort Wright Mayor Dave Hatter: Coyotes spotted; here are ‘best practices’ for residents to deal with them
We have recently been receiving notifications regarding the presence of coyotes in the area, in particular near Amsterdam Road, Park Road and George Huser…
An educational weekend: See migration of sandhill cranes at Barren River’s Nature Watch Weekends
Barren River Lake State Resort Park is offering its Nature Watch Weekends to view sandhill cranes as they migrate home…
Boating safety tips, just in time for holiday weekend; remember if you plan to hit waterways this summer
Special to NKyTribune As Kentuckians prepare to enjoy time on the state’s numerous lakes and rivers for the July Fourth…
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