On the same day two national animal rights groups signaled their intent to sue the federal government over gray wolves’ removal earlier this year from the endangered species list, two other groups asked the Minnesota
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Link to Judge Emmet G. Sullivan’s legal opinion on animal rights lawsuit
The DNR is about ready to select a contractor to carry out the work associated with installing an Asian carp barrier at Lock and Dam 1 of the Mississippi River
Invasive aquatic plants imported from South America for use in backyard ponds and aquariums have been found for the second year in backwaters of the Mississippi River near Buffalo City, Wis. on the Winona District
The matter of restricting access to southwest metro lakes isn’t going away anytime soon, and a meeting last week of the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District demonstrated nicely how polarizing aquatic invasive species prevention can be.
Highly sensitive water tests conducted last year on the Minnesota, Mississippi, and St. Croix rivers turned up what appeared to be evidence of silver carp.
By the time Outdoor News readers view this story, state and tribal officials may already have taken the unusual step of scheduling a second meeting of the fisheries technical committee in summertime, to discuss management
With the likely exception of increased bag limits for some species, duck hunters will see a season structure this fall that’s similar to last year.
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