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The Minnesota DNR is now offering free GeoPDF maps that can be downloaded to your phone to help navigate outdoor adventures without cell service or WiFi.

Another exciting season of Minnesota Wild hockey is officially underway and the Minnesota DNR is teaming up with them to offer discounted tickets and some other freebies.

The Minnesota DNR has put out an advisory to everyone to not touch or go near a baby deer even if it is alone, because you could compromise it's safety.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is making a change on how the public can reserve a campsite at any of the state's 75 parks and recreation areas.

Outdoor enthusiasts and those that are looking for a good reason to get out and try ice fishing, rejoice! The Wisconsin DNR announced that this weekend (January 16-17, 2016) will be a "free fishing weekend" for all residents and non-residents...

Again this year Minnesota state forests remain a crucial resource for holiday wreaths with  balsam fir boughs and branches according to the department of Natural Resources.

One of the joys of living in Minnesota is the huge array of outdoor opportunities, including thousands of lakes, rivers, and streams for fishing. Of course, before you can get out fishing, you need to make sure you have a valid Minnesota fishing license. That process just got an awful lot easier with a new online tool!

The Wisconsin DNR has announced plans to give residents and visitors the opportunity to enjoy many outdoor activities like fishing, visiting state parks, or riding on ATV trails without having to pay any fees or licenses.

Lily the Black Bear from the North American Bear Center in Ely made thousands fall in love with her through her den webcam and became an internet sensation.  Now you can check out a live webcam of a Bald Eagle's nest thanks to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources!  Momma Eagle laid three eggs in the nest sometime around Jan. 1, 2013.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources announced today that it has lifted fire restrictions for much of the state, excluding 18 counties where fire danger still remains.