The Minnesota DNR will receive $233.1 million from the bonding bill and $14.1 million from the cash bill to be used for infrastructure-improvement projects.
Also, two gun-control measures pass, and the House and Senate
Wisconsin’s northern elk herd is expected to reach about 355 animals following the spring calving season, with the newer southern herd hitting about 160 elk once calves hit the ground in June.
The DNR
The last time the master plan for Red Lake Wildlife Management Area in northwestern Minnesota was updated, 3M company began selling Post-It Notes, former Beatles member John Lennon was killed by a crazed fan, and
The Minnesota Legislature passed the Environment and Natural Resources Conference Committee report last week that would authorize more than $1.6 billion in environment and natural resources spending over the next biennium. Gov. Tim Walz is
When tasked with launching a Pennsylvania edition of Outdoor News more than 20 years ago, the first call I made was to Ben Moyer, of Fayette County.
Earlier this year, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources announced a plan to draw down the impoundment behind the Cornwall Flooding dam in Cheboygan County to address public safety and infrastructure concerns.
Since then,
The salt used to melt snow and ice on Michigan roads eventually washes into soil, lakes, and streams, in some cases contaminating drinking water reservoirs and wells. It has killed or endangered wildlife in freshwater
A Wyoming man faces up to a year in jail and a $10,000 fine if convicted of killing a protected grizzly he allegedly claims he mistook for a legal black bear outside Yellowstone National Park.<br
An 8-year-old Wisconsin boy who spent two days lost in the remote, rugged Porcupine Mountains State Park before being found says he prayed during his ordeal that he wouldn’t be ‘’stuck out here for the
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