AWF Delta & Bay Conservation Center at 5 Rivers has reopened after upgrades, expanding outdoor education and conservation access in South

Lake Lurleen State Park has reopened after an $18 million renovation added upgraded campsites, bathhouses, pavilions, Wi-Fi and a beach area.

David Rainer shares how Alabama turkey hunters can adjust tactics in the second half of the season as gobbling slows, foliage thickens, and

Luke Cooper won Grand Champion at Alabama’s Governor’s One-Shot Turkey Hunt after returning for redemption two years after a missed shot.

The Fairhope Working Waterfront Project has transformed the city’s iconic waterfront with pier, park, fountain, seawall and ADA upgrades

Billy Goat Hole Ramp on Dauphin Island has reopened after a $3 million renovation funded with GOMESA money, improving boating access, parking

ADCNR says nine deer tested positive for chronic wasting disease during the 2025-2026 season, with cases remaining localized in northwest

Easton Bray and his brothers will compete with about 2,000 students at the NASP Alabama State Championship in Montgomery on April 9-10.

In its first meeting of 2026, the Alabama Conservation Advisory Board received a report from Chris Blankenship, Commissioner of the ADCNR.

Mobile Bay is of primary importance for a variety of entities, including MBNEP, which recently updated its “State of the Bay” publication.

Central Alabama’s scenic Lake Martin is cranking up a year of celebration that includes the Tallapoosa River impoundment’s 100th anniversary.

The Etowah Public Shooting Range is closed until fall for renovations, but it will be well worth the wait.

If you have an Alabama saltwater fishing license, don’t be surprised if you get a call from the University of South Alabama or Alabama Creel.

Alabama State Parks has developed a new program that encourages youngsters to join the State Parks System by becoming Junior Park Rangers.

The bobwhite quail is stable again. And despite the decline in quail numbers, Alabama is still home to a dedicated group of quail hunters.

Dr. Sean Powers will lead a team for a $5 million study on two saltwater fish species, cobia and tripletail.

One of the aspects of hunting that intrigues people who have little or no experience in the field is the ability to harvest their own organic protein.

As one of the first people to experience Alabama’s incredible diversity of landscapes and wildlife, 18th century explorer William Bartram

Alabama hunters can share their blessing with people who need nutritious protein through the Hunters Helping the Hungry program.

A TerrainHopper was donated by the Alabama Mountain Lake Tourist Association (AMLA) to Joe Wheeler State Park in northwest Alabama.

An overflow crowd is expected to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Eagle Awareness Weekends at Lake Guntersville State Park in January.

The new Blankenship Event Center was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting event at the M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area

The new Blankenship Event Center was unveiled during a ribbon-cutting event at the M. Barnett Lawley Forever Wild Field Trial Area.

After being part of an internal team to make Alabama’s saltwater fishing among the best in the nation for more than 27 years, Kevin Anson was recently promoted to Director of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (ADCNR) Marine Resources Division (MRD). Anson assumes the leadership role previously held by Colonel Scott Bannon, […]