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New York Outdoor News Top 10 stories of 2016 offer a mixed bag
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New York Outdoor News Top 10 stories of 2016 offer a mixed bag

The algae blooms in the shallowest of the Great Lakes pose a threat to both drinking water and wildlife.

But of note is the latest eleventh-hour action by the administration, when the Agriculture and Interior departments declined to renew mineral leases critical for a $2.8 billion copper-nickel mine upstream from northeastern Minnesota’s Boundary Waters

School staff had to scramble to provide enough folding chairs for the more than 700 people who attended, all with an interest in white-tailed deer in southeastern Minnesota.

Two projects, both getting $400,000, will conserve land.

Disease detected as part of state’s voluntary monitoring program for the disease.

Addition of 88 projects brings federal, partner investment to over $2 billion since 2014.

With changes, no danger of natural resources management issues escaping public review

The state closed the World Shooting and Recreation Complex in
Sparta last year due to the ongoing state budget issues. While it has
managed to keep the Grand American trapshooting championships, news has<br
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