Minnesota DNR

Minnesota's eagle cam is getting worldwide attention, as nearly 151,600 Internet users from around the globe have been tuning in. This week, they saw the much-anticipated hatching of two eaglets.

There is a new addition to the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources' eagle camera - an eaglet.

As winter approaches and some birds migrate south, the Minnesota DNR provides you with some helpful tips for feeding the ones that stick around.

The Department of Natural Resources predicts a brilliant fall color season for Minnesota.

A black bear that state officials studied in the wild for an unprecedented 32 years has died at the age of 39.

The two-month season for Minnesotans to hunt doves is under way.

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says the bald eagle and gray wolf are no longer considered endangered in the state. On Monday, the state made sweeping updates to the list of species that it considers endangered, threatened or of special concern.

A fungus that can pose threats to bats has been detected in two Minnesota state parks. The Department of Natural Resources said Friday that the fungus can lead to white-nose syndrome, which is devastating to bats.

Before long, the first hunting season of the fall will get underway and there are some new items this year the DNR wants you to know. The first seasons get underway in early September and continue until November 5th. There are also new programs and changes to regulations.

A Kandiyohi County commissioner says the state isn't doing enough to try to stop the spread of zebra mussels in west-central Minnesota. Commissioner Dennis Peterson says the Department of Natural Resources is failing to take necessary action. And he's worried about Green Lake being infested.