The 2011 Wildlife, Fisheries and Eco-Services Roundtable last weekend drew a strong crowd during a cold January weekend. Gotta give the DNR credit for organizing the roundtable during the slow, quiet, post-holidays time of year.
It might be the dead of winter but there are already signs of spring. Oh sure, the first of many outdoors shows is taking place this weekend in St. Paul but that’s not what I’m
BROOKLYN CENTER, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota wardens are suggesting that the cost of hunting and fishing licenses be raised to keep pace with inflation. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says its proposal would prevent
DULUTH, Minn. (AP) – State natural resource officials now have a plan to slow the spread of zebra mussels, fish-killing VHS virus, jumping Asian carp and other aquatic invasive species. The Duluth News Tribune reports
The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources is implementing a new policy that will automatically issue replacement Earn-A-Buck stickers to any hunter who harvested a buck that comes back CWD-positive. The DNR will mail each hunter
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) – Scientists whose genetics-based research became a lightning rod in the debate over protecting the Great Lakes from Asian carp have made their case in a newly published article that says
While most Minnesota anglers focus on ice fishing at this time of year, those hankering for open-water action might want to cast their attention toward southeastern Minnesota, where the stream trout season opened Jan. 1.
The Minnesota DNR and University of Minnesota will launch a pilot research project in late January, 2011, with the aim of gaining a better understanding of movements and habitat use of white-tailed deer in northwestern
St. Paul – With a $6.2 billion budget deficit staring them in the face, lawmakers convened at the state Capitol on Tuesday to kick off a session featuring a huge deficit and a reshuffled political
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