With a solid base of snow on the ground before winter has even officially started, many people may be wondering where they can find groomed trails this weekend. Statewide trail condition reports are updated by
A new online interactive snowmobile trail map and a downloadable GPS background map are now available to help people explore and navigate Minnesota’s extensive snowmobile trail system, according to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
Wannaska, Minn. – After killing 2,613 deer in the 164-square-mile core of the bovine tuberculosis area in northwest Minnesota during the past four years, it’s unlikely that federal sharpshooters will be called in for a
St. Paul – More than a month after the election, Minnesota has a governor. Republican Tom Emmer last week conceded the race to Democrat Mark Dayton. It ends a tumultuous election cycle that saw Republicans
Minnesota senator says species should be off ESL by end of 2011 Minneapolis – Three times in the past five years the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has removed federal protection of wolves in the
Two new tactics to add more ducks to Minnesota’s skies were the focus of a signing ceremony Tuesday, Dec. 14, attended by leaders of Ducks Unlimited, the Minnesota Waterfowl Association and other conservation organizations. The
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has a variety of books available this holiday season. Outdoor topics range from bird feeding to landscaping, nature appreciation to woodworking. The works of Carrol Henderson, DNR Nongame
Three adults and a juvenile, all from Beardsley, Minn., face fines and restitution totaling nearly $13,000 for a variety of charges from a November deer poaching case reports the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. Jason
As Minnesota’s snowmobile season begins, conservation officers from the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) remind snowmobile operators to drive safely and to drive smart. “They need to contain their enthusiasm for that first ride and
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