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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will have a firearm safety class starting Tuesday, April 7 in East Grand Forks. The class information and registration information are below. Location: East Grand Forks Class date(s) & time(s):04/07/2026, Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm04/09/2026, Thursday 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm04/14/2026, Tuesday 5:30 pm – 8:00 pm04/16/2026, Thursday
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will offer a Snowmobile Safety Hybrid Class in Fosston on March 1. Students ages 11-15 will first complete the snowmobile online course. Then students will attend a snowmobile safety Hybrid class: This includes basic snowmobile operation, protecting the environment, common snowmobile parts and controls, MN rules and laws, responsible
Minnesota anglers would be able to keep four walleyes instead of six in a proposal by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to update a statewide inland water walleye fishing regulation that’s been in place since 1956. The rule change if approved, would go into effect March 1, 2027. The current regulation of only one
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources will hold its Take a Kid Ice Fishing Weekend is Saturday, January 17, through Monday, January 19. During this three-day weekend, any Minnesota resident can go fishing for free if fishing with a child 15 years old or younger. Minnesotans 15 years old or younger don’t need fishing licenses
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is looking for passionate and dedicated students interested in learning more about natural resource-related careers through paid summer internships. DNR summer interns gain valuable training, build meaningful experience, help serve Minnesotans and advance the DNR’s mission. The DNR has a variety of internship opportunities throughout the state, including in
Hunters harvested 186,203 deer during the 2025 hunting season, which is a statewide 9% increase from the 2024 hunting season, according to preliminary figures from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources. The statewide harvest was 5% higher than the five-year average. “We had a great deer harvest in most areas of the state this year,”
