
On wolves and the ESA, did the Humane Society of the United States overplay its hand?
HSUS now wants wolves classified as threatened across the United States, as opposed to endangered.

HSUS now wants wolves classified as threatened across the United States, as opposed to endangered.

The AIS training program has been controversial, and there is legislation in the state House and Senate to repeal it.
And don’t forget campers and anglers, the application period for a 2015 Boundary Waters Canoe Area wilderness entry point permit opens this week.

Fishing rule changes affect top walleye, smallmouth, and pike waters (among other species) including Saganaga Lake, Sea Gull, Winnibigoshish, Clitherall, and Big Birch Lake

Winter is here. For those of us who prefer soft water over hard, it will be months before we can enjoy our craft. Unless we travel.

Park Rapids-area Conservation Officer Sam Hunter named NWTF’s Minnesota Law Enforcement Officer of the Year.

Minnesota fisheries officials continue to move toward a new era in pike regulations in the state, one that would resemble management of some game species, complete with zones and corresponding rules.

If you’re in the market for a new dog this spring, start looking for litters now

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