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While flood potential has been relatively low across the state thus far this spring, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds Minnesotans that it is always important to be prepared for flood conditions. Flooding might not be on people’s minds, given last year’s extensive drought in Minnesota. “Much of Minnesota was in severe drought last […]
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is updating its chronic wasting disease response plan after discovering a wild white-tailed deer infected with CWD within the city of Grand Rapids. The response plan update will better reflect a statewide approach to disease surveillance, management, control, and education. This is the first time CWD has been
The Polk County Board of Commissioners met inside the Polk County Government Center on Tuesday morning. They heard from Assistant Environmental Services Administrator Jacob Snyder on Property Planning and Zoning, Sarah Reese in an update on COVID and ARP Funds for Public Health, County Engineer, Richard Sanders on reports of highway agency agreements, IT Director
Minnesota’s waterways were unusually deadly this year, with 17 people losing their lives in boating-related drownings and crashes—the highest number since 2005. And with weeks of open water left this year, there’s a chance that the total could climb higher. “Any life lost on the water is one too many, and we hope we’ve seen
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources reminds you that applications for Special Youth Hunt permits, Prairie Chicken hunt lottery, and Camp Ripley Archery Hunts will end on Friday, August 20. The information on the three applications is below – Hunters can apply for special youth hunt permits through Friday, August 20. Youth special firearms hunt
It’s been a deadly start to the open-water season in Minnesota. As of June 16, as many as nine people have been victims of boating fatalities. That number, which is preliminary, marks the most fatalities at this point of the year in more than a decade. In addition, a higher-than-average number of people have drowned
