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Minnesota conservation groups to offer duck, pheasant action plan input April 30

The public has through this Friday, April 19 to take a 20-minute “scoping” questionnaire on the subjects, which can be found on the Engage with DNR webpage. (Stock photo)

St. Paul — The Minnesota DNR is soliciting public feedback as the agency moves into the initial phase of updating the state’s 2020-2023 duck and pheasant action plans – documents that will help guide the management of the popular game birds from 2025-2030.

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