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July 29, 2025

DNR offers $4.65 million to southwest Minnesota parks after closure of Upper Sioux Agency State Park

In the wake of the Upper Sioux Agency State Park closure in early 2024, when the park land was transferred to the Upper Sioux Community, the DNR now says it will allocate $1.55 million each to the city of Granite Falls, Renville County, and Yellow Medicine County for smaller park improvements.
The money and improvements are earmarked for certain parks within each of the entities’ borders, and the improvements must be those the agency sought during the DNR’s 2023-2024 public engagement period.

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Patrick Berry steps down from his role as president and CEO of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers

The North American Board of Directors for Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) announced on Tuesday that Patrick Berry has stepped down from his role as President and CEO, effective July 25, 2025, to pursue new opportunities and focus on personal priorities.
“We thank Patrick for his service during an important period in BHA’s growth,” said Ryan Callaghan, BHA North American board chair.

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Healthy panfish, bass fisheries on Lake Templene in Michigan’s St. Joseph County

Lake Templene is known for its healthy panfish fishery, but the bass population is pretty good, too.
With bluegills growing at a rate of an inch above the state average, it’s not tough to figure out what game fish is the most popular in the St. Joseph County’s lake.

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Development on new sea lamprey barrier begins on Michigan’s Little Manistee

A new sea lamprey barrier and trap is under construction at Michigan’s Little Manistee River Weir to boost egg collection for salmon and steelhead while blocking invasive sea lamprey. The project enhances fisheries management, improves river access safety for paddlers, and aims to protect 41 miles of upstream habitat by 2026.

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Apply now for access permits, reserved deer hunts in Michigan

Michigan deer hunters have through Aug. 15 to apply for two limited-license hunts.
The universal antlerless deer license allows hunters to take an antlerless deer on public or private land in any deer management unit open to antlerless deer hunting. These licenses are available for purchase over the counter without an application.

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Minnesota’s deer season details now available; 25 DPAs increasing bag limits

Hunters can now review the 2025 Minnesota deer hunting regulations, and deer hunting licenses will be available to purchase starting Friday, Aug. 1.
Deer season details for each deer permit area and electronic copies of the 2025 Minnesota hunting regulations are available on the DNR deer hunting webpage. Print copies will be available in mid-August wherever licenses are sold.

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