Washington – Are Americans – especially youths – reaching a disconnect with the outdoors requiring a federal fix? Conservation groups recently expressed approval of President Barack Obama’s establishment of the America’s Great Outdoors Initiative, “to
St. Paul – With less than a month left in the legislative session – and three-day weeks this week and next – there are a variety of unresolved issues. Even if lawmakers had figured out
St. Paul – The Senate earlier this week gave preliminary approval to $59 million worth of conservation projects funded by the amendment voters passed in 2008. The projects, all recommended by the Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage
Bemidji, Minn. – Walleye anglers tired of changing regulations will find welcome complacency in Upper Red Lake’s fishing rules this year. Thanks in part to consistent walleye reproduction and this year’s winter catch, anglers will
Windom, Minn. – A recent scan of some southwestern Minnesota lakeshore probably had local anglers fearing the worst – that the harsh winter of 2009-10 had decimated fish populations. But while winterkill, brought on by
Lanesboro, Minn. – Anglers can expect three things when the southeast trout season opens on Saturday: abundant trout, clear water, and a festive atmosphere. Like it does every year, the Chatfield Fire Department will hold
St. Paul – Pete Boulay continued the normal process of tracking ice-out on some of the lakes in Minnesota’s far north this week, but in many ways, ice-out this year has been anything but typical
USFWS makes matching grants available to Minnesota Washington – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service last week announced that Minnesota was among a handful of states eligible for funding meant to compensate livestock owners for
St. Paul – Barring unforeseen circumstances, the state should close on its newest state park in the coming weeks. The state will pay $18 million to U.S. Steel, the company that owns the 3,000 acres
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