Minnesota - The Conservation Fund

By the Numbers:

408,995 acres of land and water saved

In partnership with the Fish and Wildlife Service, over 2,585 acres have been protected in Minnesota.
More than 198,000 acres have been protected to benefit Forestlands.

On unposted land the public is free to enjoy recreation and must follow all applicable hunting laws (portable stands and hunting blinds may be used if they are removed each day at the close of hunting hours, nothing may be fixed or bolted to any trees, and camping is not allowed).
The Conservation Fund has hunting license agreements on certain properties which are posted with “No Trespassing” signs by the license holder. These are not accessible to the public. Please email Abigail.Petersen@huber.com for hunting license inquiries.
Forest trails are open to motorized access unless gated or posted closed.
Written permission is required for trapping.

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