South Dakota Game Fish and Parks (GF&P)

State parks are for all to enjoy regardless of physical ability. In a recent Game, Fish, and Parks commission meeting, an outgoing regional supervisor provided an update on ‘Operation Mobility.’

A new Game Fish and Parks commissioner is suggesting raising prices on state-owned lodging options. Rentals offer affordable nightly pricing but are booked less than half of the year.

South Dakota organizations and families are donating major parcels of land to the state to encourage public access.

South Dakota State University investigates the SD native animal.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving and South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks are teaming up to spread awareness about the dangers of operating boats and all-terrain vehicles while under the influence of drugs or alcohol.

Game, Fish and Park commissioners were met with opposition from multiple organizations and the public over plans for waterfowl hunting season.

Months of winter weather have forced all kinds of wildlife to seek food and shelter from alternative sources. This unusual behavior is causing issues for some farmers with accessible livestock feed.

Bison calves are usually born in late April or early May.

Game fish and parks has announced $20,000 in funding for the 2023 Small Grants Program.

Hunting, fishing, camping and more. Kevin Robling, GFP Secretary, takes questions from legislators during his update.