Fifteen natural resources law enforcement officers were sworn in by the Ohio DNR (ODNR) Director Mary Mertz during a ceremony at the Deer Creek State Park Lodge on Aug. 15.
Fifteen new Ohio DNR officers sworn into duty Read More »
Have the cattails in your pond taken over your favorite fishing spot or crowded you from one side of the dock or swimming area?
Late summer or early fall is the best time to manage cattails, America Lotus, water lilies and other emergent or floating-leaved plants that are on the pond’s edge or are above the water. Spraying certain herbicides this time of year will eliminate the whole plant, and it will not regrow next spring. There is little risk of depleting the oxygen in the pond with treating these plants; they die-back every year at this time and decompose slowly over the coming months.
The Iowa DNR State Forest Nursery is gearing up for fall 2023 and spring 2024 seedling orders.
Seedlings can be ordered Sept. 1 through May 30. The bare-root (no container, soil root ball or moss included) seedlings are packaged in bundles of 25 inside sealed and labeled plastic bags.
Iowa DNR State Forest Nursery seedling orders start Sept. 1 Read More »
Three wild turkeys disappeared quietly into the edge of the timber as Shane Frevert pulled his truck into the northeast parking lot at Iowa’s Tubaugh Wildlife Area.
Tubaugh Wildlife Area is a rugged, 533 acres of hilly timber adjacent to the Unionville Unit of Stephens State Forest, eight miles east of Moravia, in northeast Appanoose County.
“The term ‘off the beaten path’ has changed with all of our technology, but if you hike back in here, it can be a solitary experience, with spotty cell service,” said Frevert, wildlife technician with the Iowa Department of Natural Resources Rathbun Wildlife Unit.
Rugged and remote, Iowa’s Tubaugh Wildlife Area packs a lot into its 533 acres Read More »
A look at the fishing report from across Iowa on Aug. 24, 2023.
Iowa’s statewide fishing report for Aug. 24, 2023 Read More »
The DNR Enforcement Division recently announced that 16 cadets had graduated from this year’s CO Academy and would be joining current COs for field training.
Minnesota enforcement cadets graduate, head to field training Read More »
The Minnesota bear-hunting season opens Friday, Sept. 1, and the Minnesota DNR is once again asking hunters to avoid shooting marked research bears. These bears are marked with distinctively large, colorful ear tags and wear radio collars.
Minnesota hunters asked not to shoot collared, tagged bears Read More »
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is asking for help to prevent the spread of Eurasian watermilfoil and brittle naiad around West Okoboji Lake.
The DNR continues to work with partners to develop a management plan and move through the permitting process. Boaters and other lake users must be extra vigilant when cleaning their boats and equipment to prevent the spread of these invasive aquatic plants into the main part of West Okoboji Lake or other lakes.
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and the Sauk County Sheriff’s Office on Thursday confirmed that a man found deceased Aug. 15 on a Devil’s Lake State Park bluff died of an accidental fall.
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