Bob Meier, the Minnesota DNR’s longtime lead legislative liaison, will step down as assistant commissioner Nov. 11, DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen announced today.
On Nov. 12, Meier will begin work as executive director for
The Minnesota DNR is asking residents to share their opinions on potential changes to regulations for border waters, closed waters, and commercial minnow harvests.
The survey covering the various proposals went live Oct. 12 and
If you spoke with enough waterfowlers and waterfowl managers across Minnesota in the last handful of days, the message you heard was as clear as moonshine: The duck hunting has gotten a little stale.
North Dakota officials on Monday announced several strategies in southwestern and south-central North Dakota in response to a recent epizootic hemorrhagic disease outbreak in white-tailed deer to safeguard an already slow-to-rebound population.
On Monday, the Meeker County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a hunting accident in Forest City Township near Litchfield. According to a press release from the department, deputies responded just after 7 a.m. Oct.
The National Park Service last week announced the selection of Jennifer Onufer as its next superintendent of Voyageurs National Park. Onufer will begin her new role this fall, bringing more than two decades of experience
Wildlife managers from the Minnesota DNR expected hunters would shoot more deer this year, and early harvest numbers this fall have supported that theory.
The statewide youth deer season and the early antlerless hunt
The Minnesota DNR is seeking feedback on potential changes to winter trout season dates.
Currently, the season has two start dates for lakes inside and outside the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. Generally, the
A nearly black fox photographed at dusk in Hastings has captured the attention of thousands on social media, but the animal’s unusual appearance highlights a bigger mystery for wildlife biologists: Gray foxes themselves are becoming
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