ELY, Minn. (AP) – Minnesota wildlife officials say a silver-phase northern pike caught this week by a Wisconsin angler may have been huge, but it won’t be an official state record. Linda Erickson-Eastwood is a
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has produced an instructional video that explains the state’s new aquatic invasive species laws and shows boaters what they are required to do when leaving Minnesota waters. “The
Washington – Guidelines that would help protect areas important to waterfowl, such as those in the Midwest’s Prairie Pothole Region, might not be out of the woods, according to conservation groups, including the Theodore Roosevelt
St. Paul – While it’s unclear yet what undone pieces of legislation might be part of a potential special session, there’s hope the Legacy funding bill makes the list. The bill includes $450 million in
New lottery results are available for hunters who applied for a 2011 Minnesota bear hunting permit. Results are available online at mndnr.gov/hunting/bear. People who checked results online prior to June 6 should re-check their status.
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) awarded $630,400 in 13 grants through the Conservation Partners Legacy (CPL) grant program to help restore, enhance or protect fish, game and wildlife habitat in the state. “CPL
Access is one of the biggest issues affecting the future of hunting in America. So it’s news when another state adds a hunter access program. Minnesota will have a walk-in program giving hunters access to
St. Paul – The Legislature passed the Game and Fish Bill with a wide range of policy provisions for the second year in a row. And for the second consecutive year, the governor vetoed it.
St. Paul – Don’t expect those watercraft inspectors you’ve seen at public accesses across the state to go away anytime soon. In fact, you’ll probably see more of them – and a greater DNR focus
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