Monthly Archives: June 2008

North Dakota trails receive National Trail Designation Three North Dakota trails were among 24 in 16 states designated as new National Recreation Trails by Secretary of the Interior Dirk Kempthorne, coinciding with National Trails Day and marking the 40th anniversary … Continue reading →

If you are thinking about a robust 4th of July celebration including fireworks, the South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Department would like to remind you that discharging fireworks on land owned or leased by them is illegal. PIERRE, S.D. – … Continue reading →

In one of the more celebrated events in eastern North Dakota, the state’s Parks and Recreation department is promoting Sodbuster Days at Ft. Ransom State Park. From the news release: Experience a living history lesson as Fort Ransom State Park hosts the … Continue reading →

North Dakotas fall turkey season is set and prospective hunters can apply online, or print out an application to mail.

102 students from Warroad Elementary School spent their last day of first grade in an outdoor classroom learning about the environment at Red Lake Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Each took part in five separate learning sessions throughout the day, thanks … Continue reading →

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has removed the open fire ban on the Oahe Wildlife Management Area effective immediately, according to Jeb Williams, wildlife resource management supervisor. Meanwhile, the Minnesota DNR will remove fire restrictions on open burning … Continue reading →