The decommissioned Spirit VK 780A natural gas rig has been repurposed to create two new sites in Alabama's Artificial Reef Program.

Native freshwater mussels and snails are important to healthy rivers and streams because they filter and clean water, recycle nutrients, provide food for other wildlife and help indicate the health of ...

Escambia County State Public Fishing Lake (Leon Brooks Hines Lake) is located in the Conecuh National Forest approximately 23 miles east of Brewton, Alabama. This 184-acre lake is stocked with ...

For those who wish to pursue a law enforcement career in Alabama’s great outdoors, an opportunity will soon be available at the University of South Alabama (USA), where the Blankenship Scholars ...

The Reef Fish Endorsement will be required for any person possessing, taking or attempting to take any gulf reef fish species listed in Rule 220-3-.46 (see below). This endorsement is required for all ...

Open during any scheduled Special Opportunity Hunting Season.

Leaving a legacy of conservation and wise natural resource stewardship starts with the purchase of a resident lifetime hunting and fishing license. Gifting a lifetime license to your children and ...

Due to ecological, economic, and human health and safety concerns related to potential impacts of nonnative animals in Alabama, effective October 15, 2020, an amendment to Alabama Wildlife and ...

The White-tailed deer is the number one game animal hunted in Alabama. Approximately 180,000 deer hunters account for more than 4 million man-days of hunting activity annually and have a significant ...

The lake is located approximately 12 miles southeast of Auburn, Alabama. From Auburn, take Moore's Mill Road approximately 12 miles southeast to Lee County Lake (on the right). From Columbus, Georgia, ...

Background: Located five miles north of the cities of Tuscaloosa and Northport in west central Alabama, Lake Tuscaloosa is a 5,885-acre water supply reservoir with 177 miles of shoreline. The ...