U.S. Forest Service opens a new set of public meetings on its proposal to bar minerals exploration and development on more than 234,000 acres near the pristine Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness for up to 20 years.
Fight over copper mining in northern Minnesota moves to St. Paul, Iron Range Read More »
The different types of fish the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency team will catch through electrofishing can tell them about a river’s quality.
Minnesota agency using electrofishing to learn about water quality Read More »
Nathan Williams, 30, and his boys Jayce, 14, River, 8, and Phierce, 6, are well-known in the noodling world.
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Butterfly House visitors see species native to the state – and there are more of them than you might think.
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ASPEN, Colo. — Colorado officials are noticing a spike in bear calls, and believe the dry weather may have something to do with it. Colorado Parks and Wildlife District Ranger Kurtis Tesch told the Aspen Daily News that the agency has been receiving about 10 calls each day on bear activity. Police Records Specialist Cathleen Treacy
Colorado wildlife officials: Dry weather causing spike in bear-related incidents Read More »
Also killed ducks from a moving vehicle in separate incident.
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DETROIT — Congressional budget writers are proposing to overrule President Donald Trump’s call for eliminating a program that funds Great Lakes cleanup efforts. A House appropriations subcommittee is scheduled to consider a bill Wednesday that includes $300 million for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative. The program started under President Barack Obama. It pays for
House panel to consider bill preserving Great Lakes cleanup Read More »
WATFORD CITY, N.D. — An Alaska man is recovering after being attacked by a bison while hiking in western North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Park official Eileen Andes says the 65-year-old hiker encountered the large animal after taking photos of a sunset. The man tried to walk around the bison but didn’t provide enough room.
Alaska hiker recovering after bison attack in North Dakota Read More »
“Who saved Mo? Mo saved Mo. … She’s incredible,” says the woman who found the 14-year-old Chesapeake Bay Retriever.
Lost elderly hunting dog home after spending 9 months alone in Idaho mountains Read More »
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