Minnesota Department Of Natural Resources

Throughout Mother's Day weekend, all Minnesota moms who sign up can submit photos of the fish they catch to win prizes.

Anyone with a 2026 Minnesota fishing or hunting license can access a ticket package that includes a special edition Twins hat. There are 8 games to choose from.

Campers at Minnesota state forest campgrounds used to first occupy a site, then pay afterward. However, there is now a new policy in place. Here's how it works.

There are several ways to apply, but the application deadline is less than a month away, so don't wait.

Temperatures are rising, and diligence is needed for anyone wanting to visit any state-managed lands.

The 2026 livestream features a new camera that provides a close-up, high-resolution view of the falcons, along with sound.

Everyone is encouraged to take a course, but they are legally required for anyone born after December 31, 1979, and they fill up fast.

The programs are free, but some do require advanced registration.

Bass seasons are now alternating between harvest seasons and catch-and-release seasons with no fishing closures. There many other changes anglers should be aware of.

Participants will also get to leave with the snowshoes they create in class.

The strategies Minnesota trees developed to survive the cold, harsh winter months didn't happen overnight.

The DNR pays collectors $200 per bushel for clean, closed, ripe, black spruce cones.