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Bidding for the next Minnesota DNR confiscated equipment auction begins on Friday, August 28

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is holding two auctions of confiscated equipment in 2026. Both will be held online at www.hillerauction.com. The auctions are scheduled for Monday, August 31, and Monday, September 28. A list of items being offered for sale will be available on the Hiller Auction website approximately one month before each

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33 Minnesota communities receive DNR grants to plant thousands of trees

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has awarded nearly $5 million in Community Tree Planting Grants to 33 communities across the state. Funded by the Minnesota State Legislature, the grant increases urban forest diversity by removing damaged and dying trees and planting new trees. “Trees make our cities and towns better places to live by

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Minnesota hunting regulations available for the 2026 seasons

Hunters can now review a variety of significant updates made in the 2026 Minnesota hunting and trapping regulations. Hunting and trapping licenses will be available to purchase starting Saturday, Aug. 1. “We’re excited about fall being around the corner, and we are asking hunters to carefully check the updated regulations as they prepare for upcoming

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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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