The animal was quiet in the boat, but began kicking up a fuss when they tried to carry it up the harbour steps and then managed to get it into the back of Mr Earl's van. Not having anywhere to keep a deer on their boat, Mr Allsopp sat on it as they turned round and headed back to port, only just managing to get there before the tide went out. And then a deer, all antlers and big worried eyes, swam past. One fisherman remembers plucking a piglet out of the bay, but nobody could recall a...

Lake Condah, a dry, shallow lake surrounded by wetland, hit the headlines in 2003 when a scientific discovery revealed that not only had indigenous people been farming eels for 8000 years in ponds connected by man-made channels, they had also been smoking the eels. Real eel deal - Epicure - Entertainment - theage.com. Lake Condah, a dry, shallow lake surrounded by wetland, hit the headlines in 2003 when a scientific discovery revealed that not only had indigenous people been farming eels...

All the waste water the city can process at its River Road pollution control facility over the next 20 years will be pumped onto an adjacent farming operation for irrigation. The new unit provides a fifth classroom to meet the school's growing enrollment and makes space available in the old building for cafeteria, auditorium and audiovisual use. The school will dedicate a new three-classroom addition believed to be the fourth building project in the district's 89-year history. residents...

Last week featured the lake's heaviest 5-bass stringer for a pro bass tournament, as two anglers boated five bass for 33. Yellowtail, bonito and barracuda busted loose at the Rock Pile of the Coronado Islands on Sunday as boats caught good numbers of yellowtail in the 12-to 18-pound range, limits of barracuda in the 8-to 12-pound class and some husky bonito. Trout have moved deeper, and bass and channel catfish continue to be active at the back of coves. Local half-day fishing is good for...

CORY YOUNG / Tulsa World Shannon Chatwin (left), a science teacher at East Central High School, and two members of its Envirothon Team, Michael Frost (center) and Nick Neyman, collect fish from Brush Creek during a tour of the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed for lawmakers and conservation officials. CORY YOUNG / Tulsa World Shannon Chatwin (left), a science teacher at East Central High School, and two members of its Envirothon Team, Michael Frost (center) and Nick Neyman, collect fish from Brush...

The associations also want copies of all relevant correspondence between agency staff and the public, non-governmental organizations, and a science review group, as well as intra-agency communications, from Jan. NMFS Southeast Regional Office has notified the fishing associations of charges for document search and duplication beyond the first two hours and first 100 pages. After discovery of the dead right whale in 2006, NMFS determined that injuries sustained from entanglement with...