Minnesota DNR

The Minnesota DNR wants to remind all harvesters that rice stands must be ripe before they may be legally harvested.

There may not be any fish freakier than this that you'll find in Minnesota. The DNR wants you to learn how to identify invasive species so you can report them.

Low water levels found in parts of the state are a direct result of below-average rainfall in June and July.

There's a State Park that offers tours of an amazing cave, along with a historical 1800s village. What a perfect family road trip!

Minnesota lakes and rivers will have extra law enforcement patrols looking for impaired boaters.

Minnesota Department of Natural Resources conservation officers and their public safety partners are once again stepping up their efforts to keep Minnesota’s waterways safe.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is providing plenty of incentives to head outdoors this weekend!

This fun tradition is a great opportunity to spend time outside with the special kids in your life and maybe even catch dinner!

Cleaning up after a storm can be overwhelming for homeowners, so the Minnesota DNR has provided a list of helpful tips.

There's an effort by the Minnesota DNR to bring back the population and quality of sunfish and crappies in lakes across the state. Six of those lakes are located in the Duluth area. Here's what you need to know.

You can help with the bird flu outbreak in Minnesota by reporting sick birds to the DNR. How do you tell if a bird is sick? Look for these symptoms.

Most invasive species spread from lake to lake by boat. But that's not the case with this crayfish that loves to eat fish eggs.