After receiving preliminary approval from the Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources, a new study on how bird flu moves through wild animals was approved by Gov. Tim Walz in early January.
State and federal officials a week ago signed a new agreement that extends Minnesota’s current and ongoing Conservation Reserve Enhancement Program into 2039 and adds an additional 15,000 acres to the 60,000-acre program.
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A controversial proposal that the Michigan Department of Natural Resources was considering to lease some 400 acres of forest land in Otsego County for the development of a solar farm has been stalled, but it
I consider myself a naturalist. Naturalists are folks who look at nature, interpret what they see, and are able to pass on their knowledge to others about the natural world.
As an outdoors person,
Scottish environmental activists want to reintroduce the lynx into the forests of the Highlands. But not this way.
At least two lynx, a medium-sized wildcat extinct in Scotland for hundreds of years, were spotted
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Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn recently shared the results of public surveys that will inform and guide the creation of the agency’s upcoming 2025-29 Pennsylvania Statewide Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan.
Ohio Sea Grant, on behalf of Ohio State University, The University of Toledo, and the Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE), has released the 2024 research findings update for the statewide Harmful Algal Bloom Research
A machine-gun-like chatter echoing through the mixed hemlock, beech, and maple forest is the scolding that a deer hunter gets when he enters the territory of a feisty red squirrel. Weighing approximately 6 ounces and
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