The Minnesota DNR’s recently created Fish and Wildlife Advisory Committee plans to host a meeting to share the 2025 report that members have developed the past several months. It contains project recommendations the DNR should prioritize for Game and Fish Fund spending.
The Wednesday, Sept. 10, committee meeting is open to the public (visit here for details), during which individuals can offer input on the committee’s report before it’s finalized and presented to the DNR and state Legislature.
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