New York State Department of Environmental Conservation

Here is something a bit different from their daily routine that happened in Broome County recently.

Saturday, August 31st is a free freshwater fishing day in New York State.

This invasive bug negatively impacts the agricultural and tourism industries, and could impact New York's forests as well.

It's amazing just how many Statewide Forest Ranger actions occur over a seven-day period.

Get ready for the 2024-2025 hunting season in New York! The DEC introduces paper licenses for a modernized license-buying experience.

The Accessible Recreation Destinations Map shows 266 destinations across the state with wheelchair-accessible outdoor recreation opportunities.

These creatures have been on earth for over 400 million years.

There's an invasive species that has found its way into New York and it's threatening our waters.

Here's another invasive species being found in New York State waterways that you may not be aware of, or ever heard of.

New York State wants to give families that have never camped before, the opportunity to see if they enjoy the great outdoors before investing in their own gear.

The Spotted Lanternfly is an invasive species, that feeds on trees and a variety of plants.

Even though the New York State Burn Ban is in effect from March 16 through May 14, there are exceptions to the ban burn.

Beware! Bears will soon be the move and New Yorkers are encountering them more than ever before.

Try out fishing during the Free Fishing Days in February, September, and November.