By JOHN FLESHER AP Environmental Writer TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – The Obama administration says it will step up efforts to prevent Asian carp from invading the Great Lakes, even though closing Chicago-area shipping locks, as some in the region want to do, is off the table. Officials on Thursday outlined the federal government’s strategy […]
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With a solid base of snow on the ground before winter has even officially started, many people may be wondering where they can find groomed trails this weekend. Statewide trail condition reports are updated by noon every Thursday at mndnr.gov. Based on the most recent reports, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) offers the
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At a minimum, these workshops focus on teaching basic spincasting and incorporating related topics in a K-12 curriculum. School teachers, fishing club members, and community youth fishing program leaders are invited. Please check back from time to time for updates to this schedule. Unless otherwise noted, all workshops are free of charge and include lunch
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MEDORA, N.D. (AP) – An elk reduction project at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota has reached the halfway point and 200 elk have been killed, more than expected. The park’s goal is to remove 275 elk by the end of the program Jan. 20. Superintendent Valerie Naylor tells The Bismarck Tribune that
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The first comprehensive national inventorying of the Refuge System’s lakes, rivers, wetlands and streams begins its first full year in 2011, as population growth and climate change increase competition for water resources. “We will look at the quantity and quality of water available to wildlife habitats and species through the System,” says Mike Higgins, water
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