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Russia-Ukraine war: Will two Brits and a Moroccan be executed?

Russia-backed court sentenced foreigners to death by firing squad for ‘terrorist activity’ after fighting for Ukraine.

Al Jazeera

The wolf fight in Wisconsin

The state’s wolf population is determined by political volleying, with each side of the debate seeking easy answers

Salon

‘I believe in our army’: life in Donbas as the frontline creeps closer

Living conditions getting steadily worse as Moscow continues to concentrate its firepower on Ukraine’s east

The Guardian - UK

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Minnesota warden Keith Olson retiring after 34 years on Lake Superior

DULUTH, Minn. — Keith Olson was piloting the 27-foot Department of Natural Resources patrol boat through the Duluth Ship Canal, close to the north pier, back into the harbor after a couple hours of checking Lake Superior anglers.

Tribune News Service

Makeshift graves and notes on doors: the struggle to find and bury Mariupol’s dead

After the horror of Russia’s assault, tens of thousands of people are trying to identify their loved ones before it’s too late

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war is between evil and good, says London pastor delivering aid to Bucha

Yevgen Yakushev, from the International Christian Church of Faith in Barnet, has joined a scheme to deliver supplies and 100 cars to the front line.

The Independent UK

Dennis Anderson: Walleyes are tasty — but crappies and sunnies are more fun

Two questions about the designation in 1965 by the Legislature of the walleye as the state fish:

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Dan Rodricks: Leave the Yock, Maryland’s officially ‘wild’ river, alone

The Youghiogheny River, in Western Maryland, is considered a Scenic and Wild River by the Department of Natural Resources. A few years ago, I hiked along four tough miles of the river and learned firsthand to appreciate what that special designation means.

Tribune News Service

Death lingers in Ukraine village liberated from Russian forces

Kim Sengupta finds residents in Vilkhivka burying the bodies of Putin’s soldiers as well as their own family and neighbours

The Independent UK

Trump Jr. in felony poaching scandal

The former president's son was with a guide in Utah who baited a bear with pastries to then be killed by Trump Jr.

Salon

Armadillos have arrived in downstate Illinois and are heading north

CHICAGO — Every now and then the Illinois Department of Natural Resources puts out a public request for sightings of armadillos, anywhere in the state: Folks, if you see something, say something. And periodically, yes, they do get a handful of reports of armadillos, scattered here and there. But when…

Chicago Tribune

Applications available for once-in-a-lifetime Wisconsin elk hunt

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources reminds hunters that the application period for the 2022 elk hunt is open through May 31.

Tribune News Service

More progress in fight to contain northern Michigan wildfire

A northern Michigan wildfire that has raged across more than 2,000 acres since Friday was, according to a Michigan Department of Natural Resources estimate, 75% contained Monday, the agency said.

Tribune News Service

How pro-Russian bloggers are covering the war in Ukraine

Russian bloggers with hundreds of thousands of followers have been publishing reports from the city of Mariupol, in southeastern Ukraine. Embedded in Russian military units, they film videos close to the action, capturing the intense fighting that has been raging in the port city for weeks. On Telegram, they publish…

France 24

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'They Just Took Me Away'

Adults declared "incapacitated" by the courts can lose everything—their homes, their savings, their freedom—to Florida's sprawling guardianship system.

Tribune News Service

Number of bears — and bear hunters — on the rise in Minnesota

DULUTH, Minn. — Bear hunting in Minnesota is bucking a long-term trend by drawing more participants over the past decade even as other forms of hunting have declined in popularity.

Tribune News Service

Trying to make Minnesota boating safer, legislation would extend safety training to adults

Attempting to make the state's waters safer, proposals before legislators would require more Minnesotans to take a boater safety course before they could operate motorized boats and personal watercraft.

Tribune News Service

Agency says majority of Michigan's lakes, streams have healthy fish

DETROIT — Surveys on Michigan's lakes and streams are underway in parts of the state, all part of the state's annual effort to collect data to best manage fishery resources.

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Dennis Anderson: Held together 'by baling wire and duct tape,' DNR hatcheries need legislative help

Four years ago, the Department of Natural Resources (DNR) contracted with an engineering firm to determine repair costs for the state's 15 fish hatcheries.

Tribune News Service

'Just a beautiful complex': Minnesota maps new hunting and wildlife areas full of benefits

Tract 1 of southern Minnesota's Wachter Wildlife Management Area (WMA) was conveyed to the state Department of Conservation in 1954 by Worthington-area landowners Helen and Ivan Wachter.

Tribune News Service

In the courtroom and the skies, tribe carries on its challenge of the Line 3 pipeline

MINNEAPOLIS — Over two days last November, an aircraft outfitted with high-definition thermal imaging equipment flew the 340-mile length of the Line 3 oil pipeline across Minnesota. It was scouting for evidence of more construction-related damage to the state's aquifers.

Tribune News Service

Bears are up and about. Don't leave any food out for them.

DULUTH, Minn. — Readers might remember the bear we wrote about in December, a big bruin that was eating his (or her?) way across the city's Congdon neighborhood until he finally decided to take his winter nap under Jeanette Anderson's front yard.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago fishing, Midwest Fishing Report: Trout opening day, coho, browns, steelhead, largemouth, (smelt?)

The opening of Illinois’ trout season leads this sprawling raw-file Midwest Fishing Report; plus there’s coho, brown trout and steelhead on southern Lake Michigan with largemouth bass and crappie bites building inland.

Tribune News Service

Pretty in pink: Beach stands out from gray rocks along Superior's North Shore

MINNEAPOLIS — In the Land of 10,000 Lakes, one beach in northern Minnesota stands out. While most of Lake Superior's iconic shoreline is gray rock, this stretch is a surprising pink.

Reuters

Conscripts sent to fight by pro-Russia Donbas get little training, old rifles, poor supplies - sources

Military conscripts in the Russian-backed Donbas region have been sent into front-line combat against Ukrainian troops with no training, little food and water, and inadequate weapons, six people in the separatist province told Reuters.

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