Natalie Ryder is a journalist at Aitkin Independent Age, HometownSource, and Outdoor News. She focuses on topics related to environmental services, forestry, and natural resources, providing insightful coverage on the intersection of these critical areas. Natalie has been featured in various publications, including Aitkin Independent Age, HometownSource, and Outdoor News.
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Natalie Ryder's coverage is primarily focused on local news and community events in the United States, particularly within Minnesota and Minneapolis. Her articles often cover topics related to family & relationships, house & home, personal finance, education as well as city council decisions and school board updates.
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By: Eric Engbretson, Glen Schmitt, Cloquet Forestry, Natalie Ryder
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.The crappies are still shallow after the first safe ice of the winter season forms, and catching them is about fishing at night. Tim Lesmeister explains.
By: Natalie Ryder
Funds sought for land acquisition for proposed wildlife management area in Cass County. (File photo by Ryan Rothstein)
By: Glen Schmitt, Cloquet Forestry, Natalie Ryder
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Top topics on Outdoor News Radio this week include a review of 2025’s top outdoors stories with Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman. Then Sharon “Birdchick” Stiteler visits for the second week in row with most of the chatter focusing on winter owl viewing. Mark Johnson, the long-time and
By: Glen Schmitt, Tim Spielman, Cloquet Forestry, Natalie Ryder
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.“Mr. Walleye” Gary Roach says there is one bottom feature on lakes that is guaranteed to produce walleyes up until mid-January. Tim Lesmeister explains how to best fish weedlines at this time.
Minnesota deer hunters contributed another 1,000 animals to the total harvest during a recent CWD hunt in select deer permit areas across the state. (Stock photo)
Founders Fred and Beth Parnow hope that the organization Get Kids Outdoors will continue to help make the outdoors more accessible to children who might have otherwise not developed an interest in outdoor recreation activities. (Photo courtesy of Get Kids Outdoors)
By: Natalie Ryder
The Legislative-Citizen Commission on Minnesota Resources also approves recommendation to fund 109 projects for $103 million in 2026. (Stock photo)
In 2024, the Minnesota DNR tested a few wild turkeys for avian poxvirus and lymphoproliferative disease virus (LPDV), which can cause lesions and tumors on the face, legs, or neck of wild turkeys. A larger sampling of turkeys from permit area 507 showed that 61% of wild turkeys tested positive for LPDV, which poses no threat to humans but can cause these kinds of physical maladies. (Photo courtesy of Minnesota DNR)
By: Natalie Ryder
Chase Parker (left) and Lucas McLeod with Parker’s Roosevelt’s elk that scored 313-5⁄8 from a hunt on Afognak Island in Alaska in October 2025. The elk is a contender to be Boone & Crockett Club’s largest Alaskan Roosevelt’s elk. (Photo courtesy of Chase Parker)
By: Natalie Ryder, Eric Morken, Glenn Shoals, Ralph Loos
Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume.Ice fishing in clear water poses its challenges. Here are tips to catch fish in these conditions.
