DNR

The Minnesota DNR wants you to get out and enjoy one of our State Parks this winter. On January First, the DNR is joining in a nationwide effort called "First Day" where you are encouraged to get outside and enjoy one of our parks with your family and friends.

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Colder temps means more ice forming on lakes, rivers and streams. But, DNR Water Safety Specialist Tim Smalley says give it another week or two before going out on the ice.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is calling on ATV, dirt-bike and off-road truck enthusiasts to come to a meeting tomorrow evening in Sauk Rapids. The purpose of the meeting is to discuss the Off-Highway Vehicle grant-in-aid program.

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Last year there were 13 snowmobile related deaths in Minnesota and many more injuries. The statistics come as DNR officials are reminding snowmobilers to brush up on their safety skills.

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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is warning the ice on the state's lakes and rivers is still too thin to play on, so parents should keep a sharp eye on their children during the Thanksgiving holiday.

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Good weather and Veterans Day falling on a Friday are being credited for improved hunter success after a slow start to Minnesota's firearms deer season.

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As the temperatures start to drop, ice will begin forming on area lakes and rivers. That has the DNR's Water Safety Specialist Tim Smalley concerned. He says today's topic for Winter Hazard Awareness Week is Outdoor Winter Safety and with that comes the need to be extra cautious around thin ice.

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The Minnesota DNR is reminding deer hunters of the most common violations they find each year to help you avoid them this season. Last year Conservation Officers wrote 1,110 citations or warnings during the firearms season.

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Minnesota's firearm deer hunting season opens Saturday and for non-hunters, you may be wondering....what's the big deal?

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Minnesota state parks and trails can expect thousands of new trees next year, thanks to a Minnesota Twins' partnership with the Department of Natural Resources.

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