Even though bats may not be the first animal to come to mind when we dream of our fine flying friends in Middle Tennessee, they’re arguably some of the most important in our town.
Learning how to safely handle firearms
Self-defense, safety or recreation — we can have different reasons for wanting to learn how to safely handle a firearm.
Tennessee to protect songbirds, elk and other wildlife habitat in state’s largest-ever conservation deal
The Nature Conservancy recently struck a deal with the state of Tennessee to permanently protect an area in the central Appalachian Mountains that contains hardwood forests housing migratory songbirds, a small population of reintroduced elk and about 180 miles of streams.
As Asian Carp Invade Tennessee, The State Asks Fishermen To Help Fight Back
Listen The scale of the Asian carp problem has gotten considerably worse in recent years as the invasive species moves further into Tennessee. The state Wildlife Resources Agency is developing a plan to keep the carp contained and eventually push them back.
Going On A Bear Hunt…On The Cumberland Plateau? Now You Can
After decades trying to rebuild black bear numbers in Tennessee, wildlife officials are opening up bear hunting on the Cumberland Plateau.
Tennessee Wildlife Agents Begin Hog Trapping With The Click Of A Mouse
Wildlife agents in Tennessee are beginning to use high definition video streaming to trap and kill wild hogs.
Conservation Group Closing in on Virgin Falls
The non-profit land acquisition arm for Tennessee state parks has signed an option to buy Virgin Falls on the Cumberland Plateau. The 1,500-acre tract is already managed by the state but owned privately.
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