The Minnesota DNR is shifting to rotational CWD surveillance, and southwest Minnesota is first. Hunters there must have deer one year old or older sampled on opening weekend.
MoreOpen campsites, peak fall color and dozens of naturalist events await families during next week's long MEA weekend, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says.
MoreMinnesota’s fall colors are arriving across the state. From winding forest roads near Ely to the North Shore and Mississippi River bluffs, here are five drives to put on the fall-color calendar.
MoreNearly 1,000 fires now burn in Canada as season surges past historic average
What was a below-average wildfire season in Canada just 10 days ago has become a national emergency, with nearly 1,000 fires now burning and area burned surpassing the 25-year average. Spain, meanwhile, is mourning 13 dead in one of its deadliest wildfires on record.
MoreWildfire smoke triggers statewide air quality alert as red flag warning returns to northern Minnesota
Extreme fire danger persists across northern Minnesota, with a new red flag warning in effect Tuesday for Cook, Koochiching, Lake and St. Louis counties. The warning follows a peacetime emergency declaration and National Guard mobilization as wildfires near the Boundary Waters continue to spread.
MoreThe Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court ruling that Southern California's landmark clean air rule for more than 1.3 million boilers and water heaters isn't preempted by federal energy law, dealing a defeat to gas manufacturers and trade groups that sued to block it.
MoreMinnesota wildlife officials have widened a ban on deer feeding and attractants to five additional counties, citing new detections of chronic wasting disease in wild deer last year.
MoreThe Minnesota DNR’s updated electronic licensing system will allow hunters and anglers to purchase and carry licenses digitally, online or in person beginning June 9.
MoreNew Mill Towns State Trail segment opens, linking Dundas to city trail system
DUNBAR, MN — A new 1-mile segment of the Mill Towns State Trail is now open, giving residents and visitors expanded access to walking, skiing, snowshoeing and other non-motorized recreation just south of Dundas.
MoreNature Conservancy expands protected forestland in Rhode Island with West Greenwich acquisition
The Nature Conservancy has added 105 acres of forest in West Greenwich to Rhode Island’s protected lands, creating a publicly accessible preserve that strengthens wildlife habitat and water resource protection in the state.
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