The American Ornithological Society plans in 2024 to begin renaming up to 80 bird species, and three waterfowl species – Ross’s goose, Barrow’s goldeneyes, and Steller’s eiders – are likely to be among the birds
The Minnesota DNR released new sampling test results on Wednesday, Nov. 22, for chronic wasting disease in white-tailed deer. The number of confirmed 2023 CWD-positive samples jumped from three to 20 in one day.
The Minnesota DNR hosted a public virtual meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 14, to address feral pigs and farmed mink and the effects the two animals pose for the environment and human health in Minnesota.
The Minnesota DNR had its final public workshop meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 8, considering suggestions, comments, and questions regarding the Upper Sioux Agency State Park (USASP) transfer.
Laura Preus, DNR statewide programs and
Tim Meyer was flipping through his game cameras from his southwest Minnesota property on the morning of Tuesday, Nov. 21. He got halfway through the photos and suddenly something took his breath away.
Winners in four categories were chosen by judges in the Friends of the Refuge Headwaters’ Centennial Photo Contest. Submitted photos were taken on Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge. There were 57 entries
Gov.-elect Jeff Landry appointed last week a former wildlife official from Donald Trump’s administration to lead the state agency tasked with safeguarding Louisiana’s environment.
The RiverCentre will once again host the St. Paul Ice Fishing and Winter Sports Show. The event is slated for Dec. 1-3. This year’s show will feature more than 190 exhibits with products and services
The 2023 bear hunting season closed on Oct. 15 and the Minnesota DNR saw a significant decrease in harvest totals, according DNR preliminary reports. Dan Stark, DNR large carnivore specialist, said the decline is mainly
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