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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is excited to announce the availability of mini-grants through the extremely popular No Child Left Inside Grant Program. These grants help more children cast a line, study animal tracks, hike and bike, or simply learn more about nature. “We’ve had a great response to the first couple phases of […]
Kids will rarely be able to tell you their best day of watching TV but take them fishing and moments of angling excitement can make lifelong memories – it’s an often expressed sentiment and this weekend is a chance to put it into practice. During Take a Kid Fishing weekend Friday, June 7 to Sunday,
Groups that help people become hunters or anglers – or keep on hunting or fishing – can apply for grants from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. “Minnesota’s hunting and fishing tradition is still strong but we’re seeking to address a steady decline in the percentage of people who hunt or fish,” said Jeff Ledermann,
