minnesota DNR

As exciting as it can be to put our your dock and lift and get your lake property ready for the summer, it can be depressing to get everything ready for winter, but at least you can help the DNR.

Minnesota's pheasant hunting season opens Saturday, October 10 and the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has great news for hunters across the state.

There's a relatively new invasive species in Minnesota and the Minnesota Department Of Natural Resources needs gardeners and anglers to be on the lookout for them.

Some great tips to keep bears away from your yard and your garbage.

The Minnesota DNR is reporting that zebra mussels have been confirmed in Itasca County. Here are tips to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

According to the DNR, there have already been 40 wildfires this year that have been directly caused by campfires and fireworks, SO BE CAREFUL!!

Each year the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources auctions off some old equipment to the public, this year that auction is online.

Starting July 1st there will be some changes to where you can and cannot feed deer or use attractants in Minnesota.

That island full of birds you can see from the Blatnik Bridge is actually an important breeding ground for Great Lakes birds. There's an effort underway to restore it.

Northland anglers are reminded to not only practice social distancing to help reduce the spread of COVID-19, but to also prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

Minnesota's State Parks, public lands, trails, fishing, and hunting seasons remain open, but with a few notes or special guidelines to be aware of.

The Minnesota DNR addressed and debunked false claims circulating online that fishing is not allowed in the state due to COVID-19.