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...and aircrew from the DNR visited Aug. 20.Conservation Officer/Pilot Tom Pfingsten, among the DNR Division of Enforcement's...search and rescue missions.Most flying done by conservation officer/pilots is resource management "survey and census...
...Corps, has spent the past 26 years as a law enforcement officer, including the last nine with the DNR as a conservation officer/pilot. He earned his private pilot's license 20 years ago.Most flying done by the DNR Enforcement pilots is...
...Or call and leave a message at 828-9109. Coyour named top Conservation Officer The DNR posthumously named Conservation Officer/Pilot Grant Coyour Conservation Office of the Year during a ceremony March 8 at Camp Ripley. While flying a moose...
...the May Breeding Waterfowl survey. Additional areas are counted by DNR Goose Specialist Steve Maxson and a conservation officer pilot to obtain an index of goose numbers for much of the remainder of the state except the northeast. The Minnesota...
...chief pilot, ended a 28-year career with the department Sept. 12. Photos Engelbrecht, 55, has been a conservation officer/pilot since 1972. He was promoted to chief pilot in 1987. During his career he was a conservation officer in Crookston...
...session. Accepted the resignation of police officer Tom Pfingsten, who has accepted a a job with the DNR as a conservation officer pilot. Appointed Dawn Musick to a six-year term on the Library Board. Called for applicants for a three-year...
...normally associated with summer and fall make aquatic vegetation easier to remove with machinery or herbicides. Conservation officer/pilot Al Buchert of Grand Rapids gets a bird's eye view of the damage done to shorelines. "A large number of...
...for really hard had paid off." "I'm extremely proud of Sarah," said her dad. Tom Pfingsten is a DNR conservation officer pilot and helped her with her flight instruction, although her flight instructor was Heather McNevin. Sarah was...
...last fall by area Minnesota DNR conservation officers. The investigation began in late September 1998, when Conservation Officer Pilot Richard Stoltman noticed an unusually large number of ducks displaying unusual feeding behavior on a remote...
...people skills and their ability to resolve situations peaceably. But they must be prepared for the worst. Conservation Officer/Pilot Al Buchert and Lt. Norm Floden are practicing defensive tactics with 24 conservation officers near the armory...