Under Minnesota law, producers can be reimbursed for livestock killed by wolves – as long as investigators can prove that wolves were the cause of an animal’s death. The Minnesota Department of Agriculture gets an appropriation from the Legislature to pay out claims to producers whose livestock have been killed by wolves.
Could reverse more than a century of state policy and could have deep implications for people who live around one of Minnesota’s destination fishing areas.
DNR job updates and what these changes might mean for the agency.
Now is the time to tend to your oak trees. And what about oak wilt?
The DNR will expand deer feeding bans in central Minnesota starting today due to additional discoveries of chronic wasting disease in captive deer in late 2019.
Map courtesy of North Dakota Game And Fish Department.
Ice reports continue to improve across the states, along with reports of fishing successes.
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