March 1997
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1997
A locally produced watershed stewardship plan offers hope for a precious piece of southeastern Minnesota DNR official says rising costs and flay revenue hamper the agency's ability of manage the state's fish and wildlife Okay, it's still not Montana, but in recent years trout anglers in southeastern Minnesota swear they've died and gone to heaven Scientists' insights into wildlife remain critical to management decisions Recent reports on fish, wildlife, and native plant activities throughout Minnesota New DNR research illuminates adaptations by deer to cold, snow, and lack of food Will watching warblers and other feathered forest life lead to better forest stewardship? Restore 750 acres of wetlands and call me in the morning NAWCA funds $10 million worth of habitat restorations in Minnesota alone DNR officials say the Mille Lacs Band treaty ruling is law that will be enforced National Invasive Species Act hampers access to U.S. waters by harmful exotic plants and animals Orono couple keeps Big Woods tract intact for future generations Ecologists say leaves, grass, and dog droppings pollute city lakes and rivers First oversold, then over criticized, fish stocking remains a mainstay of DNR fisheries management |
