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Lake Owasso - Where to Fish - East Metro Area Fisheries

Peltier Lake - Where to Fish - East Metro Area Fisheries

Where to fish: rivers - East Metro Area Fisheries Office

Lake Survey Information

Improving fishing: Stock fish - Division of Fisheries

Construction guidelines - Excavated ponds for wildlife

Watershield

Bulrushes

White Water Lily

Duckweeds and Watermeal

Flooding in Ada, June 2002

Roseau Flooding - June, 2002

Yellow Lotus

Roseau MN: June 11th

Purple loosestrife in your garden - Invasive species

Fisheries Management Work and Information

Maps Produced May 25, 2021

Small Tornadoes and Heavy Rainfall, May 19-20, 2021

Maps Produced May 18, 2021

Houston OHV Trail

Shrews

Finding Trout August 2009

Maps Produced May 11, 2021

Project WILD volunteer facilitator information

Earning income

Harvesting wild rice

Maps Produced May 4, 2021

2021 Minnesota Fishing Opener

Maps Produced April 27, 2021

Paddle the Way Upper Mississippi

Revival of a River

Southern Wet Aspen Forest

Program Policies - Silviculture Program

Mississippi River smallmouth bass telemetry

Water grants - Grants

Parks and Trails publications

Employee Online Training Frequently Asked Questions

Members

Minnesota Outdoor Recreation Task Force

Exclusion methods

Damage categories

Growers' tips - Living with geese

Avoidance methods - Living with geese

Frightening devices (harassment)

Energized fence maintenance & safety - Living with wildlife

Living with bats - Cleanup

Deterring unwanted snakes

Living with wildlife - Crow exclusion techniques

Living with wildlife - Crows Frightening techniques

Living with wildlife - Crows - Cultural methods

Living with bears - Killing problem bears

Landscaping - Living with geese

Minnesota Facts & Figures

Stocking - East Metro Area Fisheries Office

Maps Produced April 20, 2021

Fishing the North Shore

Project WET workshops

Managing systems

Implementing Your Project

Identifying Your Objectives: Guiding Principles

Identifying Your Objectives: Developing Realistic Expectations

Implementing Your Project: Eliminate Turf

Designing Your Shoreline: Lakeshore Design Process

Planning Your Buffer Zone

Northern MN severe storms, June 28-29

Steep Slopes

Implementing Your Project: Live Stakes & Wattles

Non-Point Source Index

Soil Erosion Susceptibility

Terrestrial Connectivity

Terrestrial Habitat Quality

Animal Species Richness

Glossary

Spotlight on Sustainability

Regional Context: Lakes

Designing Your Shoreline: Developing a Working Plan

Implementing Your Project: Transferring your plan onto the land

Site Assessment Worksheet

Shoreline Zone

Implementing Your Project: Seed

Designing Your Shoreline: Sample Interview Questions

Guiding Principles

Implementing Your Project: Preparation

Implementing Your Project: Planting Tips

Identifying Your Objectives: Identifying Use Patterns and Owner's Needs

Already have a Natural Shoreline?

Measure and Locate

Implementing Your Project: Maintenance

Implementing Your Project: Plant Natives: Live Plants

Steps and Techniques: Introduction

Sugar Lake: Site Preparation and Planting

References & Bibliography

Gervais Lake: Site/Biome Description

Erosion: Water Level Fluctuation or Bounce

Sensitive Lakeshore Reports for Individual Lakes

Nuisance Species: Nuisance Fish & Wildlife

Common Problems

Buffalo Lake: Meet the Owners

Buffalo Lake: Changes Over Time and Lessons Learned

Buffalo Lake: Site/Biome Description

Gervais Lake: Meet the Owners

Willow/dogwood shrub swamp

Submerged aquatic plant community

Savanna

Mixed emergent marsh

Mixed coniferous-deciduous forest

Lake Minne Belle: Meet the Owners

Lake Minne Belle: Plant List, Site Preparation and Seeding

Lake Minne Belle: Site/Biome Description

Maintenance: Maintenance Intensive Lawns

Lawn Care Facts

Nuisance Species: Invasive Non-native Plants

Shore Lore

Restore Your Shore: Plant Guide

Gervais Lake: Site Preparation and Planting

Gervais Lake: Site Planning and Plant List

Gervais Lake: Participants

Biology Component Scores

Water Quality Component Scores

Connectivity Component Scores

Introduction to Restore Your Shore

Where to hear frog & toad calls - Metro area

Water Ways: A Minnesota Water Primer & Project WET Companion

Children's Water Festivals

Project WET - Workshop Set Up

WOW! The Wonders of Wetlands

Chipmunk

Moles

Emergent cattail marsh

Hardwood swamp forest

Floodplain forest

Floating-leaved aquatic plant community

Emergent bulrush marsh

Management Principles

Our Role

Benchmarks

Erosion: Shoreline

Site Challenges: Steep Slopes

Sugar Lake: Site/Biome Description

Sugar Lake: Meet the Owners

Regional Context: Biomes

Sugar Lake: Participants

Straight River Pilot Groundwater Management Area (GWMA)

Sugar Lake: Site Planning and Plant List

Lake Habitat

Site Challenges: Trees - Dead or Alive

Erosion: Upland

Maintenance: Retaining Walls and Ineffective Riprap

Creating a Base Map

Maintenance: Unsightly Rip-rap

Identifying Your Objectives: Determining an Appropriate Approach

Straight River Pilot Groundwater Management Area (GWMA)

What Do You See?

Seeing Our Shorelines

Lake Vegetation Reports

Site Challenges: Sandy Soils

Helping Turtles Across the Road

Lane 1983 overview

2000 Minnesota bald eagle survey - OK

Boreal owl population monitoring - Nongame Wildlife Program

Camp Ripley research and survey coordination - Nongame Wildlife Program

Northern goshawk survey - Nongame Wildlife Program

Daniels 1980 summary

Daniels 1981 summary

Landscaping for Wildlife demonstration areas - Nongame Wildlife Program

Piping plover & common tern monitoring - Nongame Wildlife Program

Nordquist and Birney 1985 introduction

Karns 1986 preface

Gerholdt 1991 introduction

Minnesota loon monitoring program results - Nongame Wildlife Program

Pappas et al. 2001 summary

Nekola et al. 1999 introduction

Olson 1980 overview 1

Ostlie 1990 background

Olson 1980 overview 2

Baker et al 2004 introduction

Christian 1982 introduction b

Timber rattlesnake survey & habitat improvement - OK

Christian 1982 summary

Boe and Nuechterlein 1990 introduction

Threats to Trumpeter swans - Nongame Wildlife Program

Brewer 1992 introduction

Dulin 1990 introduction

1989 loon study - area included in loon survey

1989 loon study - map of lakes surveyed

1989 loon study - numbers of loons on lakes surveyed

1989 loon study - graph of lake occupancy by size class

1989 loon study - occupancy rate by county

1989 loon study - estimated loon population by lake size

Oldfield 1988 introduction

Linck 1987 overview

Karns 1986 preface

1989 loon study - loon population sizes in the lower 48 states

Minnesota townships with loon records as of 1980

1989 loon study - average numbers of loons

MLMP - Aitkin/Crow Wing Index Area

MLMP - Becker Index Area

1989 loon study - percent of lakes originally selected that were dry or marshy

MLMP - Cook/Lake Index Area

Gerholdt and Gerholdt 1991 introduction

Ewert 1985 introduction

MLMP - Itasca Index Area

Ewert 1984 introduction

Dorff 1989 introduction

Dahl 1996 introduction

Buech and Nelson 1991 introduction

MLMP - Kandiyohi Index Area

Buech 1991 introduction

Rubbelke 1984 summary

MLMP - Otter Tail Index Area

Olfelt 1984 summary

Lane et al. 1986 introduction

Haney and Apfelbaum 1984 summary

Wyckoff 1985 summary 1

Crozier and Hamady 2006 background

Hanowski and Niemi 1985 introduction

Warner and Weisbrod 1985 summary

Tischler 2001 abstract

Hanson 1996 preface

Tenney 1986 summary

Tacha and Tacha 1985 summary

Haws 2004 introduction

Perry and Woizeschke 2000 summary

Haws 2006 overview

Penning and Cuthbert 1990 background

Herr 1991 goals and objectives

Holler 1991 summary

Wires et al. 2005 introduction

Martell 1987 introduction

Orr 1981 introduction

Martell 1989 introduction

Martell 1989b introduction

Martell, Schladweiler, and Nibe 1990 introduction

Martell and Dick 1996 introduction

Nelson 1982 introduction

Mosher 1987 introduction

Mooty and Hines 1994 introduction

Martell, Gieck, Nibe, Erickson, Mandernack, and Redig 1991 introduction

Martell et al. 1994 introduction

MNDNR 2002 introduction

Martell, Nibe, and Galli 1990 introduction

Miller and Bosanko 1990 introduction

Faber and Nosek 1985 introduction

Davis 1984 background

Davis 1986 background

Eckert 1982 summary

Eliason 1989 introduction a

Elaison 1989 introduction b

Eliason 1996 introduction

Engstrom 1989 summary

Etter 1995 introduction

Evans and Evans 1986 introduction

Schuldt, Lapp, and Bellig 1986 introduction

Evers 1993 summary

Hamady et al. 2003 introduction

Frenzel 1988 Summary

Schmidt 1993 introduction 2

Goodermote 1989 summary

Wyckoff 1985 introduction

Haig and Oring 1986 summary

Dahle 2001 forward

Grosshuesch 2006 executive summary

Dahle and Hatch 2002 introduction

Green 1985 summary

Kuitunen 2001 introduction

Frenzel 1989 overview

Peterson 1974 introduction

Proulx 2005 introduction

Proulx 2005 introduction 2

Schmidt 1990 introduction

Goodermote 1984 summary

Common questions - Nonresident lifetime licenses

Lifetime licenses

Social Security Number collection information

Watercraft titles

Access to Electronic License Data

Lemmings, mice, rats, and voles

Bigmouth Buffalo

Catfish

Freshwater Drum (Sheepshead)

Selby and Glenn-Lewin 1988 introduction

Monson ND introduction

Lundquist 2006 overview

Selby and Glenn-Lewin 1990 overview

Haarstad 1990 overview

Frelich and Holdsworth 2002 introduction

Reed 1995 summary

Minnesota bald eagle surveys - OK

Thunderstorms, Soaking Rains, Snow, and Damp Conditions, April 5-14, 2021

DNR Corescan Project

biking

Maps Produced April 13, 2021

Trout fishing

Purple loosestrife biological control-Nanophyes - Invasive species

Lake Superior ice fishing

Lake Superior steelhead gear

North Shore steelhead techniques

Catch & release - Trout streams

Record Heat, April 5, 2021

Corescan Data Access

Maps Produced April 6, 2021

Mild March 2012

Record November Warmth

Snow Depth Map: April 1, 2021

Toads: Great plains toad

Spiny softshell turtle

Painted turtle

Ouachita map turtle

False map turtle

Eastern Red-backed Salamander (Plethodon cinereus)

Blue-spotted Salamander (Ambystoma laterale)

Toads: Canadian toad

Toads: American toad

Tree frogs: Western/Boreal chorus frog

Tree frogs: Spring peeper

Tree frogs: Gray treefrog

True frogs: Wood frog

True frogs: Northern leopard frog

True frogs: Green frog

True frogs: Mink frog

Snow Depth Map: March 25, 2021

Young Naturalists: Weird and Wonderful Plants

Young Naturalists: Wonderful Wasps

Young Naturalists: Rich in Beauty

From the Editor: Everything Counts

From the Editor: Natural Heroes

From the Editor: Take Note of Ordinary Days

From the Editor: The Collections Backstage

From the Editor: Back to the Grasslands

From the Editor: Getting Away From It All

From the Editor: New Adventures in Wild Cuisine

From the Editor: Trail Cams, Transmitters, and Other Wild Tech

From the Editor: The Power of Small Things

From the Editor: Just an Observation

From the Editor: Getting Into the Flow

From the Editor: Where We Came From

From the Editor: Tuning In

From the Editor: Recovering What's Been Lost

From the Editor: These Lands Are Your Lands

From the Editor: Our Shared Places

From the Editor: A Matter of Scale

From the Editor: Where There's Smoke

From the Editor: Summer Slowdown

Minnesota Profile: Timber Rattlesnake

Field Notes: A Major Award for a Champion of Wildlife

From the Editor: What Makes You Happy?

From the Editor: The Wildlife Picture

From the Editor: A Sense of Time

From the Editor: Footsteps to Follow

Young Naturalists: Splendid Fliers

From the Editor: What Are the Chances?

Young Naturalists: Fawn's First Day

From the Editor: Heritage Gardening

Web Exclusive: Wild and Scenic

Young Naturalists: Color by Nature

Web Exclusive: Zoom In!

From the Editor: Ways of Knowing

Young Naturalists: Nature on the Move

Young Naturalists: Awesome Opossums

Web Exclusive: More Heck of the North

Web Exclusive: Fall color in the Whitewater River valley

Web Exclusive: Prairie Blooms

Web Exclusive: More of the Shore

Web Exclusive: The Orchid Bog

Web Exclusive: Forest Products Innovations

Young Naturalists: The Shy Bear

Young Naturalists: Beetlemania!

Young Naturalists: Hundreds and Thousands and Millions of Fish

Young Naturalists: Splash!

Young Naturalists: Raptors in the Neighborhood

Young Naturalists: Outside Shots

Young Naturalists: How Big Is That Tree?

Young Naturalists: Niches for Everyone

Young Naturalists: The Young Naturalists Society

Young Naturalists: Cool Critters

Snow Depth Map: March 18, 2021

Snow Depth Map: March 11, 2021

Slide Show: Caught on Camera

A Romp of Otters

Dream of Wild Health

Minnesota Profile: Bohemian Waxwing

Seeing the Future

Plants With Attitude

November Reunions

A New Plan for Managing Lands

Minnesota Profile: Least Bittern

A Superior Success Story

A New Chapter for Elk

Diet For Troubled Waters

Field Notes: Outdoorswomen Connect With BOW; Wild Rice Renaissance

Have You Seen a Grosbeak?

Brook Trout Stronghold

Minnesota Profile: Chestnut-collared longspur

Field Notes: Choosing Trees for a Changing Climate

Spreading Like Wildflowers

Alone in the Woods

Bombing the Big Bog

World-Class Fly-Fishing Destination

Field Notes: A Society for Sharptails

A Thing Called Birding

Field Notes: A Brief History of One Lake's Behemoth Bronzebacks

Search and Rescue, Detect and Solve

Minnesota Profile: Green-Winged Teal

Backcountry Biking

Minnesota Profile: Boreal Chickadee

Counting on Cameras

Scientists Solve Geological Puzzle

How I Became a Millennial Conservationist

The Littlest Goose

Explorers of the Underground

Crow or Raven?

Little Stinkers

Slide Show: Protecting Waterbirds

Healthy Herd, Happy Hunters

Winter's Woodpeckers

An Invitation to Visit: Maplewood State Park

Slide Show: Bell Museum dioramas

A Fisherman's Tale

An Invitation to Visit: Jay Cooke State Park

Snowy Owl (Bubo scandiacus)

A Little Bit of Big Woods

The Rarest Tree

Field Notes: Solar Sites Double as Pollinator Habitat

The Season of Mud

Connected by Water

Game On

Slide Show: Embracing Simplicity

Minnesota Profile: Jack Pine

Horsehair Worm (Nematomorpha)

Refuge for the Tullibees

Field Notes: Using Water Twice at Vermilion

Wild and Sometimes Woolly

Mapping Subterranean Waters

Dances With Grebes

Field Notes: Revival of Rollie Johnson Islands

Minnesota Profile: Paddlefish

A Burning Problem

Breakfast with Cranes

The Big Picture on Deer

Ripples

Tiny Travelers

My neighbors, the merlins

Lost Lake Sanctuary

A Refuge for Terns

Squeaks and Whistles, Grunts and Hummms

Catch a Catfish on the Minnesota River

Frogs and Toads and Snakes, Oh My!

Back to the Land

An Invitation to Visit: Lake Carlos State Park

A Whopper of a Recovery

Deer Stand Clarity

Seven Natural Champions

The Wrong Fish

Through the Looking Glass

Launching Into Wild Rice

A New List of Rare Species

Let Nature Be Your Teacher

Ancient Cooking

The Case For Copper