V. Paul Reynolds writes that Mangrove Snapper remind him of Maine’s white perch.

Columnist V. Paul Reynolds bemoans a judge’s ruling that will keep gray wolves on the list of endangered species, despite some signs of recovery.

Columnist V. Paul Reynolds has learned that ammo matters.

A new initiative enacted in the state legislature has already begun to bear fruit, writes columnist V. Paul Reynolds.

A mandatory boating education law is now being debated in the legislature, and columnist V. Paul Reynolds writes that it would have squashed his sons’ young boating excursions.

Entoloma Indigoferum is one of the world’s most rare mushrooms, while the Steller’s sea eagle, one of the largest birds of prey on the planet, is hardly seen even on its home ground in Siberia.

Columnist V. Paul Reynolds hunted on Anticosti Island in Quebec a couple months ago, and he writes that it was the adventure of a lifetime.

In all of this moose management strategy, the winter tick seems to be the wild card. With moose, more is not always better, writes V. Paul Reynolds