While updated plans have been completed for some of Minnesota’s “big” wildlife management areas during the past two years (Mille Lacs, Whitewater, Carlos Avery, for example), a DNR effort to establish a statewide “system” plan for both WMAs and aquatic management areas has languished at sea, slowing seeking shore.
But the pace toward landfall has increased of late, with a renewed and focused DNR effort to develop a plan that’s intended to “create a statewide framework for managing WMAs and AMAs more consistently and holistically.”
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