Kurt Haroldson, a pheasant researcher for the DNR in Madelia, called it a “welcome change” from last year; “from a pheasant’s perspective, it’s pretty wonderful,” he said.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last week announced the delisting of gray wolves in the western Great Lakes region, the third time in the past five years it’s undertaken such action.
According to her attorney, Vince Louwagie, the Legislative Coordinating Commission told Thornton she would be off the job as of Jan. 2, 2012.
They proposed a variety of actions they say could prevent the spread of Asian carp north of Minneapolis; limit movement into the Minnesota and St. Croix rivers; better understand the fish; and limit the movement
The Nature Conservancy has donated Black Dog Preserve in Burnsville to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service so that it can be added to the Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge. The 95-acre preserve was acquired
St. Paul – The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council has finalized its latest round of funding recommendations – 30 projects totalling more than $97 million. The council recommends how funds from the habitat portion of the
Wayzata, Minn. – You can go anywhere in the state and find walkable, fishable ice. But it doesn’t seem to matter what direction you head, you’ll also find a few lakes with some problematic ice
States, tribes to assume management responsibility WASHINGTON — Secretary of the Interior Ken Salazar today announced that gray wolf populations in the Great Lakes region have recovered and no longer require the protection of the
Medicine Hat, Alberta (AP) – Former UFC heavyweight champion and professional wrestler Brock Lesnar has been accused by Canadian wildlife officials of shooting a mule deer buck in southern Alberta but keeping only the trophy
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