Minnesota Department of Natural Resources

The DNR will pay collectors up to $200 per bushel for current high-demand species.

A Minnesota woman was enjoying her drive to church when a bald eagle decided to hitch a ride with her

There's s a strong supply of oak seedlings this year, and more than 20 other native coniferous and deciduous tree species.

A group of state and federal agencies is wrapping up an effort this month to slow the spread of emerald ash borer in the Chippewa National Forest.

The wait is over! Autumn has officially arrived in Minnesota, which means lots of beautiful fall foliage colors! Here's how to track and plan your trip!

Participating hunters will play an important role in helping the DNR get a more complete picture of bird populations within the state.

Minnesota's pheasant populations are in a good spot ahead of the hunting season.

The current yellow bass daily limit is currently 30, and the proposal would in drastically increase that number.

A recent event to search for invasive aquatic species has turned up the invasive algae starry stonewort in four Minnesota lakes.

While the walleye limit is temporarily increasing, the existing size limit will remain in place.