The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced in a news release this weekend that a woman was treated and released from the hospital after being injured by a black bear near Nisswa early Friday morning.<br
The Supreme Court on May 25 sharply limited the federal government’s authority to police water pollution into certain wetlands, the second decision in as many years in which a conservative majority narrowed the reach of
A mix of outdoors stories from across Minnesota and neighboring states published in the May 26, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Wild rice is an important aquatic vegetation and can be sensitive to any disturbances during its growth period, especially in the spring. New evidence suggests that aquatic invasive species, specifically rusty crayfish, can be harmful
Tribal fishers from the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, the Fond du Lake Band of Lake Superior, and six Ojibwe bands in Wisconsin combined to harvest approximated three-fourths of their walleye quota from Lake Mille
The Minnesota DNR will receive $233.1 million from the bonding bill and $14.1 million from the cash bill to be used for infrastructure-improvement projects.
Also, two gun-control measures pass, and the House and Senate
In time for the Memorial Day weekend, the Minnesota DNR is highlighting recreational opportunities at state parks, trails, and recreation areas throughout the state.
The DNR’s summer activities guide is a great place to start
The last time the master plan for Red Lake Wildlife Management Area in northwestern Minnesota was updated, 3M company began selling Post-It Notes, former Beatles member John Lennon was killed by a crazed fan, and
The Minnesota Legislature passed the Environment and Natural Resources Conference Committee report last week that would authorize more than $1.6 billion in environment and natural resources spending over the next biennium. Gov. Tim Walz is
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