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ND Outdoors Day visits state lawmakers

Organizations and agencies gather to promote importance of natural resources

March 18, 2019 • < 1 min read

People who care about hiking, biking, parks, hunting, fishing and all things outdoors came together at the state capitol for the biennial North Dakota Outdoors Day. The day gave staff and volunteers from 20 outdoors-related organizations and agencies a chance to talk with lawmakers about how the outdoors benefit the state's wildlife, people, economy, water, and way of life.

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