When a black bear is spotted outside of its primary range in the northern third of the Minnesota – as has been the case recently in St. Cloud and locations south of the Twin Cities
The U.S. Forest Service added new language to Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness permitting last spring, indicating that dogs must be on a leash of 6 feet or less while in developed recreation sites.
When Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness campers Nole Oltesvig and Rylan Kollberg left their tent to survey the aftermath of a rainstorm June 19, at first they encountered heavy sediment buildup where they’d intended to
During the 2024 Minnesota legislative session, legislators approved language to update the state’s public waters inventory map and list. The language was part of the environment and natural resources supplemental budget and policy bill.
The 27-mile Wildlife Drive within the Roseau River Wildlife Management Area will be open from Saturday, July 20, through Sunday, July 28, and on the following weekend, Saturday, Aug. 3, and Sunday, Aug. 4. The
Officials with the U.S. Forest Service and the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe last week signed a document that transfers parcels totaling nearly 12,000 acres within the Chippewa National Forest from the federal government to
If you talked to Minnesota fish and wildlife managers in early May, the scuttlebutt revolved around one word: drought. What a difference a few weeks – and several inches of rain throughout the region –
The Outdoor Recreation Roundtable (ORR) recently released a pivotal report, “Recreation Funding in America: Current Results and Future Insights.”
The comprehensive study conducted by Southwick Associates, Inc. on behalf of ORR aggregates and analyzes
The top trap shooters from the Minnesota State High School Clay Target League met at the Minneapolis Gun Club in Prior Lake on June 21 with individual and team titles on the line during the
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