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Also this issue:
Reality Check
Ask the DNR
From the Field
Conservation Officer
Report
Regulation Review
On My Mind
More Stories:
Job
Well Done
NWTF honors DNR farmland wildlife coordinator Kevin Lines.
Letter
of gratitude
DNR officials thank fish, wildlife, and native plant supporters
during the 2000 legislative session
New,
free DNR publications
Four color brochures on fishing piers, northwoods wildflowers, stream
habitat, and lake mapping.
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What happened?
The
2000 Minnesota legislative session will dramatically affect
future fish, wildlife, and native plant management.
A boom
town for chickens
Two
grassland “coffee shops” open
in Lac qui Parle County, raising hopes that these prairie birds,
once common and then driven nearly to local extinction, are back
for good.
New DNR
map shows rare natural treasures of Stearns County
Researchers
found boreal fens, goblin
ferns, marbled godwits, and more when they scoured this central
Minnesota county in search of the rarest plants and animals.
Red Lake
cranks out the crappies
Limits
of 10-inchers were common
last winter, but how long will this panfish bonanza on “the
biggest crappie fishery the upper Midwest has ever seen”
last?
Quad
Lakes dynamo bowls over resistance
With a smile and a handshake, one
man mobilizes a community to restore local lakes and lands
Are 6 walleyes too many?
DNR
Fisheries Director Ron Payer explains why it may be time to
lower fishing bag limits.
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