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Aerial survey shows Minnesota moose population is stable

Mar 09, 2020 01:06PM ● By Editor

The survey provides an estimate rather than documenting the precise number of moose because biologists cannot see or count every moose across the 6,000-square mile survey area. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - March 9, 2020

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Scooping poop improves water quality

Mar 05, 2020 06:39AM ● By Editor

Dog poop is a non-point source pollutant, just like oil and toxic chemicals, that threatens water quality and public health. By Ri’An Jackson of Great Lakes Echo - March 5, 2020

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Forest therapy company to train guides in Thunder Bay

Mar 03, 2020 08:08PM ● By Editor

The Global Institute of Forest Therapy offers guided walks and other 'nature immersion' activities. From CBC News · March 3, 2020

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Wall Street Journal highlights Minnesota ice fishing trouble this winter

Mar 03, 2020 05:36PM ● By Editor

Editors Note: While ice fishing conditions on the North Shore have been good, it has been a nightmare in other parts of the state. By Joe Barrett of the Wall Street Journal - March 3, 2020

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Weekly Conservation Officer Reports

Mar 03, 2020 05:03PM ● By Editor

District 6 - Two Harbors Area - From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - March 3, 2020

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Video: Maple syrup making: tapping into a sweet tradition

Mar 02, 2020 06:06PM ● By Editor

From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - March 2, 2020

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Snowshoe or Chair Lacing Workshop coming Saturday to Gooseberry Falls

Feb 27, 2020 01:04PM ● By Editor

Be ready for next winter by lacing your own snowshoes in this two-day hands on and rewarding workshop. Learn which knots to use and how to weave the decking onto the frame. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - February 27, 2020

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Fish house removal deadline for Northern MN is March 16

Feb 27, 2020 12:35PM ● By Editor

If shelters aren’t removed by the deadline, owners will be cited and structures may be confiscated and removed, or destroyed by a conservation officer. From the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources - February 27, 2020

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