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Minnesota DNR announces state park license plate design contest

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is inviting Minnesotans to help in creating the next Minnesota state parks license plate. The theme for this plate is the North Shore and the Lake Superior agate. The North Shore refers to the western shoreline of Lake Superior from Duluth to the Canadian border. The DNR encourages anyone […]

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From Impaired to Improved: Sand Hill River marks conservation milestone

Clean Water Funds from the Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) supported conservation work that significantly contributed to the proposed removal of a section of the Sand Hill River in Polk County from the state’s impaired waters list. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) approval finalizes the status. Redhorse species and other migratory fish

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Minnesota DNR expands Junior Ranger program at state parks with new activity book

A new Junior Ranger activity book aimed at ages 9 and up is now available at Minnesota state parks and recreation areas. With activities designed by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources’ state park naturalists, the new “Junior Ranger: Get curious!” book offers a range of educational activities for kids to engage with Minnesota’s natural

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Landowners can apply for the second round of Minnesota DNR reforestation funding

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is accepting applications for the second round of its Field to Forest Cost Share Program through December 1. Private landowners participating in the program can receive up to 75% reimbursement for tree-planting costs and an additional $500 per acre after they complete planting. Reforesting open lands, such as former

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Minnesota DNR launches new electronic licensing system

On Tuesday, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources launched the first phase of its modernized electronic licensing system for anglers, hunters, and trappers, replacing a system that has served the state for more than 25 years. “The Minnesota DNR is thrilled to bring this modern licensing system to Minnesotans today,” said DNR Commissioner Sarah Strommen.

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