Natalie Ryder
Staff Writer at Outdoor News
Community Editor with the Forest Lake Times in Forest Lake, Minnesota. Graduate from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities Hubbard School of Journalism.
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1 week ago |
outdoornews.com | Natalie Ryder
For the first time in three years, the Minnesota DNR’s Nongame Wildlife Program, in coordination with the U.S. Geological Survey, banded the young eagles that the agency has monitored through the winter and spring. Banding is the process of placing tags on young eagles’ legs to identify where they came from and approximate date of birth.
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outdoornews.com | Natalie Ryder
Starting July 1, 2025, some young adults and youth who operate watercraft in Minnesota will need to possess a valid watercraft operator’s permit – a boating license – as required by a 2023 state statute. This July deadline will not apply to every motorboat or personal watercraft operator in Minnesota. For the July 1, 2025, deadline, people who must possess the valid permit are those 12 years old up to those born after June 30, 2004.
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outdoornews.com | Natalie Ryder
Growing up in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, Jennifer Dums’ first taste of fishing the Great Lakes started young with Lake Superior practically in her backyard. “I’ve been fishing since I was a little kid. My dad used to take me fishing, and I grew up in the U.P. of Michigan basically on Lake Superior … so I’ve always been around the Great Lakes in that respect,” Dums said.
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3 weeks ago |
outdoornews.com | Natalie Ryder
The clock is winding down to the end of the regularly scheduled Minnesota legislative session, and as of Outdoor News’ press deadline, there was still plenty for House and Senate conference committees to nail down. The Senate and House of Representatives environment budget bills converged for the first time May 9. While the first meeting was introductory in nature, legislative staff outlined the many differences between the two bills as they currently stand.
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3 weeks ago |
outdoornews.com | Natalie Ryder
On Thursday, May 8, conservation organizations drew a crowd of several hundred people at the Minnesota State Capitol to show support for the preservation of public lands and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness. U.S. Sen. Tina Smith, a Minnesota Democrat, Executive Director of Save the Boundary Waters Ingrid Lyons, MeatEater’s Mark Kenyon, and author Tony Jones all spoke during the rally, decrying federal attacks on public lands.
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#3101news This was posted several days ago, so it has been an ongoing story for people to follow the impact the quarantine and Coronavirus have made.
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#3101news This story is breaking and important to keep people up to date on what is going on during this public health emergency.
Japan says passenger found to be infected after leaving ship @AP 新型コロナ陰性だったクルーズ船乗客が帰宅後に陽性 https://t.co/MIcMqh14Na
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