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DNR briefs Senate committee on operations, accessibility and deer‑farm fencing enforcement
Summary
The Department of Natural Resources presented an annual overview of operations, accessibility investments and a legal update on deer‑farm fencing enforcement, including inspections and active litigation.
The Department of Natural Resources told the Senate Environment, Climate and Legacy Committee it manages extensive public lands and services across Minnesota and is actively enforcing a state law that requires deer farms to prevent physical contact between captive and wild deer.
Assistant Commissioner Bob Meyer gave an agency overview that outlined DNR divisions, field presence and programs. Meyer said the DNR oversees state forests, scientific and natural areas, parks and trails, fisheries and wildlife programs, enforcement and operation services. He highlighted accessibility investments funded through the “Get Out More” appropriation, including a fleet of track chairs for visitors with mobility limitations and a recently completed…
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