bald eagle, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
Tennessee wildlife officials rescue bald eagle injured by gunfire
TWRA agents Nathan Karch and Jason Shapton responded to a report involving an injured young bald eagle in Sumner County on Thursday, Nov. 14. A man in the area reportedly saw the eagle and called authorities. It remains unclear how long the injured eagle was in the area.
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has launched its photo contest for their 2025-26 calendar, inviting quality wildlife ...
The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency is accepting entries for its 2025-26 photo contest for publication in the Tennessee ...
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency officers responded Tuesday evening to Kentucky Lake in Stewart County for a report of a ...
The Tennessee Fish and Wildlife Commission is set to vote on hunting and fishing license reforms, including proposed price ...
Poplar Springs Access Area and Joe Johnson Access Area at Bird's Bridge are now reopened, the Tennessee Wildlife Resources ...
Authorities said they discovered a body in Kentucky Lake after receiving a report about an overdue boater Tuesday evening.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Another Bobcat was spotted in Nashville this week. Susan Mathias sent in photos on Tuesday of a ...
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From cleanups to photography to recycling fishing line, Cash Daniels shows all Tennesseans that they can all make a ...
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Following tradition, Tennessee’s 2024-2025 gun hunting season for deer opens Saturday, Nov. 23 and will continue through Jan. 5.
Federal and state agencies announced this week that a partnership to provide funding for fish hatcheries in Northeast Georgia is continuing.
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