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...where he also spent a year doing postgraduate work in wildlife management. He began work with the then-named Department of Conservation in 1958 conducting wildlife surveys on waterfowl lakes in western Minnesota. From 1962 to 1965 Holmes worked...
...mills opened later, evidence of their impact is hard to find. However, an internal report by the state's Department of Conservation found evidence that any increase in clear-cutting will increase run-off, shift sediment, leach nutrients...
...by that some high-profile controversy doesn't come up." Prior to a name change in 1971 the DNR was the Department of Conservation. At that time the department had just three divisions: fisheries, wildlife and enforcement. When the department...
...admits he had no idea what he was getting into when he was hired as a creel census biologist by the Minnesota Department of Conservation Section of Fisheries in 1955. After a two-year stint in the Navy, Schupp returned to his position at Mille...
...the Cass County Sheriff's Department, State Patrol, Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, Minnesota Department of Conservation, U.S. Forest Service, Leech Lake Tribal Conservation Department, Longville police and Walker police...
...John Schulz, who began his career with the Minnesota DNR and today is a resource scientist with the Missouri Department of Conservation. "Each state has different licensing programs and that determines their sampling through postseason mail surveys...
...Mentor, Minn. This marriage added three stepdaughters, Lyn, Judy and Cathie. Gordon worked for the Minnesota Department of Conservation as a refuge patrolman near Mille Lacs Lake. He later became a game warden (Conservation Officer) and served...
...camps and 400 men. He married Beatrice Barnes while serving in Itasca State Park in 1933. He worked for the Department of Conservation in Pequot Lakes in 1939. He lived with his family on the Forestry Tower Hill until 1946. They then moved to...