In the interest of public safety, Grand Portage State Park, near the Canadian border, will be closed this weekend. The closure will allow for the grading and paving of a new entrance road and other
Spent Friday at the Outdoor Writers Association of America annual conference in Rochester. The four-day event travels every year, and it last visited Minnesota in 1996. (Madison hosted the conference in 2005, but I missed
St. Paul — Gov. Tim Pawlenty and officials from U.S. Steel Corporation today signed documents formally transferring property on the shores of Lake Vermilion to the state of Minnesota, the first step in creating Minnesota’s
Along with other parks across the country, the Minnesota DNR is encouraging families to participate in National Get Outdoors Day by offering a variety of free activities statewide on Saturday, June 12. The DNR will
The Minnesota DNR has announced the promotion of three conservation officers. Mike Shelden was named Fergus Falls area enforcement supervisor, which includes Douglas, Grant, Otter Tail, Pope, Stevens, Todd and Traverse counties. Julie Olson is
It was raining the morning of April 15 when David Tietz woke his 16-year-old daughter Mattie to do some turkey hunting on a farm south of their home in New Prague. “It was 4:30 a.m.,
The Minnesota DNR is entering year two of an effort to better understand and manage catfish in metro region rivers and is looking for a few avid anglers to help. The project includes DNR tagging
The following press release arrived today from the American Bird Conservancy. I like this group, because they’re birders who expose the terrible environmental consequences of free-ranging domestic cats. While many birding groups and magazines waltz
St. Paul — Minnesotans have an opportunity to help chart the course of regional and state parks and trails for the next 25 years by participating in one of 17 workshops to be held around
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