‘I Can Fish!’ Yes, you can — and much more through DNR learning programs
Registration is open for the 2017 “I Can!” programs.
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That time of year: Don’t sleep on bears coming out of hibernation
As bears emerge from hibernation, their metabolism gradually ramps up and they will begin looking for food at a time when berries and green vegetation can be scarce.
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Bat disease white-nose syndrome now confirmed in 6 Minnesota counties
The disease has recently been confirmed in Becker, Dakota, Fillmore, Goodhue and Washington counties. Minnesota’s first confirmed case of WNS was in St. Louis County last March.
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Once-rare pelicans on yearly return to Minnesota
American white pelicans migrating north.
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DNR reports first discovery of invasive silver carp in St. Croix River
Bighead carp also found during proactive monitoring.
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Bald eagles already migrating back to Minnesota
And still no sign of eagle chicks — or eaglets — on the Eagle Cam.
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Virginia man named Minnesota DNR snowmobile safety instructor of the year
Hill has been the lead instructor for snowmobile safety class taught at the Mesabi Sno Voyageurs snowmobile club for 47 years.
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Minnesota DNR’s Roemhildt is Pheasants Forever Wildlife Professional of the Year
The award, presented at a program during National Pheasant Fest in Minneapolis, honors agency wildlife or habitat professionals who have worked hand-in-hand with Pheasants Forever for the benefit of pheasant and other wildlife populations.
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Hydrologists solve mystery of Devil’s Kettle waterfall
Waterfall that famously “disappears” into a hole at Judge C.R. Magney State Park soon re-enters the river from underground.
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