NASHVILLE --- Jack Swearengin has been named as th
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. --- The last segment of Tennessee’s 2008 black bear hunting season opens on Dec. 4 and continues through Dec.
NASHVILLE --- Tennessee’s 2008-09 statewide duck season opens Friday, Nov.
NASHVILLE - The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission announces the search for an Executive Director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency. The Agency has an experienced staff of over 700 employees and an annual budget in excess of $70 million dollars. The Executive Director has exclusive supervisory control of the Agency and is responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating the activities of the Wildlife Resources Agency.
NASHVILLE --- Larry Armstrong has been honored by being named the 2008 Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Wildlife Biologist of the Year. Armstrong was presented the award at the November meeting of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission in Nashville at the TWRA Region II Ray Bell Office Building.
NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission passed an amendment to the Tennessee Commercial Fishing Proclamation and approved rules and policy for Tennessee’s first elk hunt proposed for the fall of 2009. The TWRC met Nov. 19-20 at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Region II Ray Bell Office Building.
NASHVILLE --- Tennessee’s first segment of gun season for deer hunters opens Saturday, Nov. 22 in all three of the state’s deer hunting units, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).
NASHVILLE --- Rob Fisher is the winner of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Wear It Tennessee! pledge drawing and received a $1,000 gift card provided by Wal-Mart, one of the largest local sponsors of the campaign.
NASHVILLE --- The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Commission will hold its regularly scheduled meeting Nov. 19-20 at the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Region II Ray Bell Office Building at the Ellington Agricultural Center in Nashville.
MORRISTOWN, Tenn. --- Tennessee’s 2008 black bear hunting season reopens Nov. 17 and continues through Nov. 20, according to the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA).