In the latest show of support for native fish and ecosystems, Minnesota nonprofit Native Fish For Tomorrow (NF4T) held its second-annual Native Fish Fest at Watergate Marina in St. Paul, on Sunday, Sept. 13.
The Minnesota DNR on Thursday said it will not be implementing a proposed three-bird “splash-duck” option for Minnesota waterfowlers.
The agency had pitched the idea this summer for duck season 2027, and a public
Fisheries biologists and other naturalist for centuries have subscribed to one of two camps – splitters and lumpers. It is a tug of war that has been waged for centuries.
Splitters are those who
Michigan DNR fisheries researchers have a new tool for studying the Great Lakes after a 66-foot research vessel was delivered this summer to the agency’s Charlevoix Fisheries Research Station.
The newly-commissioned Steelhead, built by
The Minnesota DNR Division of Enforcement enlists the help of conservation K9s to detect zebra mussels, helping to keep state waters safe from the spread of this aquatic invasive species.
As of Sept. 9,
Upland wildlife research biologist Todd Bogenschutz received a special recognition award for his career spent improving ecosystems and strengthening gamebird populations from The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies during its annual awards ceremony on
A bear attack occurred the morning of Oct. 5 in Solway Township, Minn., after a man confronted it for attacking his dog.
According to the incident report, the attack happened just after 4 a.m.
Members of Minnesota’s Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council recently discussed and took action on recommendations and allocations for the next cycle of funding projects.
On Sept. 30, the LSOHC approved a list of projects that
Buckle up, Minnesota pheasant hunters: Saturday’s 9 a.m. opener could be the start of one of the best seasons in recent memory.
“Based on the numbers and anecdotal reports, it looks like we’re poised
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