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On Friday, May 27th, Governor Dayton signed into law new rules designed to restrict the spread of aquatic invasive species among Minnesota's lakes. Our Conservation Officers will be busy adding these tasks to their workday and helping to keep these invaders, including Eurasian Water Milfoil, Spiny Water Flea, Zebra Mussels, and VHS, from gaining new territory in our state. Many of our members, too, are boaters and anglers in their off time and want to make sure our lakes stay healthy for generations to come.
NOTICE: This site is designed, maintained, and contributed to by members of the Minnesota Conservation Officer's Association, an independent fraternal organization. Most members are sworn law enforcement officers of the Minnesota DNR Enforcement Division and/or retirees. Although most of the people involved with this site are employed by the DNR as members of the Division, the State, Department, and Division are in no way responsible for the content, appearance, or execution of this web site, nor is any endorsement by them implied.
Header Photo: Egge Lake, Lake County, 2007