Wayzata, Minn. – State DNR officials long have considered Lake Minnetonka to be a high risk for an infestation of zebra mussels. As a result, there has been significant effort aimed at preventing their introduction
St. Paul – Two conservation groups have asked the DNR to hold back on its plans to hold the state’s first modern-day hunt for sandhill cranes this fall. The two – Audubon Minnesota and the
Randall, Minn. – Jeff Hardy’s got a deer stand on 40 acres of land in northwestern Morrison County, but it may not be there much longer. That’s because the county wants him to pay property
St. Paul – Another 7,504 acres of wetland and grassland habitat will be restored in Minnesota in coming years, the result of land being approved for enrollment in the RIM/WRP partnership. Funding for the program
St. Paul – In a state where boating is king – especially given the temporary window during which to operate in a given year – DNR officials are somewhat awestruck by boating accident and fatality
St. Paul – The state waterfowl season will open Oct. 2 this year, and it’s likely hunters will enjoy a liberal, 60-day season and six-bird bag limit. It’s just like last year, which, in Minnesota,
Bemidji, Minn. – The DNR wants to give hunters more days to hunt Canada geese, and also allow them to kill one more bird each day. Now, the Mississippi Flyway Council and the U.S. Fish
St. Paul – Nearly 188,000 acres of forest in northern Minnesota will remain open in perpetuity to public access as a result of a conservation easement signed last week. UPM Blandin Paper still will own
St. Paul – The likelihood of a hunter access program – a pilot project in southwestern Minnesota – took a step forward last week when the USDA announced states like Minnesota could apply for start-up
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