Tips for preventing tick-borne diseases this summer
Ticks cause more human disease than any other insect in Arkansas
Category: Outdoors
Research shows tiny midge has huge appetite, impact on some livestock
Arkansas researchers are taking a close look at a tiny midge weighing less than a single strand of hair that can have a large impact on sheep and deer populations
Lake Hamilton access slated for trophy-class renovation
Boaters wishing to launch on the south side of Lake Hamilton between July 13-17, 2026, may want to reroute their plans for a few days
Alligator hunting permit applications available through July
Anyone interested in pursuing alligators on public land in Arkansas must apply for one of the nine hunting locations within Arkansas’s three open Alligator Management Zones
Corps waives day use fees at recreation areas in observance of America’s 250th birthday celebration
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced that it will waive day use fees at its more than 2,800 USACE-operated recreation areas nationwide in support of America’s 250th birthday celebration, July 3-5, 2026
Arkansas Legacy Lunker program adds nearly 300,000 ‘Lunkerlings’ to AGFC bass stockings
The final step of the Arkansas Legacy Lunker program’s first year is in the books, and roughly 295,000 fingerlings spawned from donated 10-pound-or-better largemouth bass have been stocked in lakes throughout Arkansas
Operation Dry Water: Arkansas game wardens ramping up water patrol during America 250
Grant emphasizes that Operation Dry Water isn’t a competition or initiative to see how many tickets wardens can issue; in fact, it’s much the opposite.