The Minnesota DNR announced on the morning of April 2 that the bald eagle nest that the DNR’s EagleCam is monitoring had fallen out of its tree early on Sunday morning.
The DNR updated
Biologists at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office (FWCO) and Wisconsin partners rely on telemetry technology to help understand how fish move around in the Upper Mississippi River watershed. We can answer lots of
Outdoor news items from across Minnesota published in the March 31, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
Outdoor news stories from around the country published in the March 31, 2023 edition of Minnesota Outdoor News.
New findings from wintertime settings indicate algae are important under the ice, and shorter ice seasons have ramifications for summertime conditions as well.
How many times as kids were we told by our parents to pick up after ourselves, to clean our rooms, to clean up the trash? Yet, as I look along our roadsides and ditches and
Members of Minnesota’s Senate Environment, Climate, and Legacy Committee last week debated spending millions on an Asian carp barrier on the Mississippi River, just days after the DNR reported the highest state capture to date
An Upper Peninsula lawmaker believes the Department of Natural Resources has a “responsibility” to re-establish gray wolves in the Lower Peninsula.
Republican Rep. Greg Markkanen (R-Hancock), introduced a resolution last month calling for the
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron water levels appear to be in “a sweet spot” while Lake Superior’s level inches up again.
That’s the assessment Mark Breederland, Michigan State University-Extension educator, provided to participants at the
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