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DNR promises to cite invasive species transporters
The Department of Natural Resources says it is serious about stopping the spread of aquatic invasive species. "We are setting the expectation of the angling and boating public that they will follow t...
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Boy Scouts, outdoor groups a winning combination
You might think handing a kid a saw or a large pruning shears would be asking for trouble. Instead, it might be the action that opens the childs eyes to all that is magical about the outdoors. On Satu...
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Wisconsin DNR urges people to leave fawns alone

Department of Natural Resources officials say does are starting to give birth to the first fawns of the year.

By Associated Press report , May 27, 2012

North Shore steelhead numbers drop, Kamloops numbers rise

North Shore steelhead numbers drop, Kamloops numbers rise The estimated number of steelhead returning to the Knife River to spawn declined this spring, according to Department of Natural Resources figures from the Knife River trap.

By Sam Cook , May 27, 2012

Calendar

Saturday — Minnesota muskie season opener June 8-10 — Minnesota Take-a-Kid Fishing weekend

May 27, 2012

Chronic wasting disease found on Minnesota deer farm

A 500-deer farm in Ramsey County is under quarantine after chronic wasting disease was detected in a red deer.

By Associated Press report , May 25, 2012

Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video)

Northland soaked by 3+ inches of rain - and it's not over (with video) You’d think the atmosphere might be all wrung out after dropping 3-plus inches of rain across most of the Northland since Wednesday. But that would be wrong.

By John Myers , May 25, 2012

Asian carp surveillance ramping up in Illinois

State and federal officials say they're stepping up efforts to track and test for Asian carp in Illinois waterways this summer.

By Associated Press report , May 24, 2012

Forest tent caterpillars: Pockets of defoliation likely this year, but no regionwide outbreak

Forest insect experts are starting to see more forest tent caterpillars in northern Minnesota and Wisconsin, but not enough to call it a major outbreak.

By John Myers , May 24, 2012

Wisconsin Natural Resources Board allows overnight trail cameras on public land

The Wisconsin Natural Resources Board has decided to let people leave trail cameras overnight on public land.

By Associated Press report , May 23, 2012

Minnesota Executive Council set to consider delayed mineral leases

The council is set to act on 77 mineral exploration leases next week that have been delayed for a year because of concerns by private landowners that their rights could be infringed.

By John Myers , May 22, 2012

Soudan Underground Mine State Park tours resume Saturday

Soudan Underground Mine State Park tours resume Saturday Closed for more than a year after a mine shaft fire, the Soudan Underground Mine State Park will reopen to public mine tours starting Saturday.

By News Tribune staff , May 22, 2012

Minnesota DNR proposes two-part wolf hunting season

In its first hunt since assuming wolf management from the federal government, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has proposed an early wolf hunting season that would coincide with the state’s firearms deer seasob opening Nov. 3 and a late wolf hunting and trapping season that would open Nov. 24.

By Sam Cook , May 21, 2012

Soudan Underground Mine tours resume Saturday

Soudan Underground Mine tours resume Saturday The park closed after a March 2011 fire deep below the surface that took several days to completely extinguish.

By News Tribune staff , May 21, 2012

Wisconsin DNR: Compliance lax on testing for toxic vapors

Unchecked leaks could lead to toxic vapors accumulating in homes and other buildings.

By Associated Press report , May 21, 2012

Wildfire near Ely now 90 percent contained PressPass

Wildfire near Ely now 90 percent contained Firefighting crews near Ely on Saturday worked on mop-up of the Highway 1 fire which threatened the town last week.

By News Tribune staff , May 19, 2012

Ely fire 60 percent contained; crews working mop-up today PressPass

Ely fire 60 percent contained; crews working mop-up today Firefighting crews near Ely today are working on mop-up of the Highway 1 fire which threatened the town earlier this week.

By News Tribune staff , May 19, 2012

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