LDWF Reminds Public to Be Aware of Displaced Wildlife From Storm, Including Marine Mammals and Sea Turtles

In the aftermath of Hurricane Ida, wildlife species may be displaced into inappropriate or marginal habitats, often in areas with which they may not be familiar. The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) urges the public to be especially cognizant of wildlife forced into populated areas by floodwater from the storm.

Hunters, Anglers Urged to Use Caution Due to Destruction From Hurricane Ida

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) is warning hunters and anglers that danger lurks in the debris and hazards left in waterways and hunting areas in the southeast region of the state by Hurricane Ida.

LaNERR Site Development Committee Postpones Public Meetings Until 2022

LDWF Warns Public of Potential Fish Kills Due to Hurricane Ida

Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission scheduled for Sept.2 is Canceled

Due to the impacts of Hurricane IDA, the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting scheduled for Thursday, September 2,  has been canceled.

Public Reminded to be Mindful of Displaced Wildlife In Wake of Hurricane Ida, LDWF Says

Old Highway 11 in Pearl River Wildlife Management Area Closed Until Further Notice, LDWF Announces

Louisiana Private Recreational Red Snapper Landing Estimates Through August 15, 2021

LDWF Asks Saltwater Anglers to Complete Web-Based Survey on Spotted Seatrout Management Options

Finfish Task Force to Meet August 25