The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has released its regional fishing outlooks for areas around Minnesota.  You can ...

World Migratory Bird Day is Saturday May 10th, the National Resource Research Institute says Minnesota is critical for avian ...

Japanese beetles ( Popillia japonica) feed on about 300 species of plants, devouring foliage, flowers, and fruits. “They ...

A portion of a $40,000 grant awarded to the root river soil and water conservation district in Houston County has helped the ...

Despite holding water for months at a time, vernal ponds are not good habitat for mosquitoes. Tucked into a picturesque corner of Pittsford is the Robert C. Corby Arboretum and Wildlife Sanctuary, an ...

The approaching walleye fishing season comes with a reminder from the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources to always follow state laws to prevent the spread of aquatic invasive species.

Why worry? In simple terms, invasive species can monopolize resources—be it light, space, nutrients, or water—making it challenging for native plants to survive. This not only impacts plant ...

The Minnesota DNR predicts warmer weather and late ice outs will push walleye to warmer, shallower waters near the shore.

As an invasive, it is hard to control, Heberling adds. This is because birds and other animals eat the berries and thus spread the seeds far and wide. To remove this plant, you can pull out ...

With spring in full swing, invasive ... water pipes. Himalayan balsam Himalayan balsam favours moist, semi-shaded areas near slow-moving watercourses and wasteland where it will outcompete native ...

Yadgir MLA Channareddy Patil Tunnur has said that action will be taken to establish reverse osmosis plants in wards under ... taken steps to mitigate drinking water crisis in the city.

Horton Plains Naional Park, a world heritage environmental zone rich in biodiversity is now endangered by fast spreading invasive alien plants, much to the alarm of the environmentalists and those ...