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How bad were fish kills during Louisiana's record snowstorm? Here's what biologists have found.
When water temperatures drop below 40 degrees and remain there for more than a day, conditions can be fatal for saltwater ...
La. Wildlife and Fisheries announces plans to extend alligator season
La. (KPLC) - The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries plans to extend the wild alligator hunting season. According ...
Louisiana fisheries investigate mass coastal fish die-offs following cold snap
Since January 24, biologists have responded to 71 reported fish kills, with the most significant die-offs occurring in ...
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Louisiana's flounder population remains overfished, new data shows. Is a turnaround ahead?
The local decline in southern flounder is part of a trend across the Gulf and southern Atlantic, with a myriad of factors ...
Freezing weather leads to uptick in dead saltwater fish
Historically cold weather has led to a rise of dead saltwater fish, according to reports from the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.
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LDWF biologists investigating more than 70 fish kills
LDWF is asking the public to report fish kills they find, and remind the public that creel and size limits remain in effect, as well as legal methods of take.
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LDWF extends Louisiana hunting seasons disrupted by winter storm
Recent winter weather disrupted hunting seasons across Louisiana, but LDWF has extended dates for deer, squirrel, quail, and ...
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries warns of fish kills due to freezing temperatures
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries warns of potential fish kills throughout coastal Louisiana due to freezing water temperatures.
Louisiana recalls oysters after 15 people report norovirus-like illness: What to know
The Louisiana Department of Health closed an oyster harvesting area after 15 people reported norovirus-like illnesses.
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No word on extent of fish kills after historic snow storm
Through Friday, there’s no official word from state fisheries biologists and managers about the extent of the fish kill caused by January’s midwinter Arctic blast which brought record snow to ...