Dylan Curfman, 

Executive Producer/Videographer/Editor

Cindy Dorn, 

Producer/Writer

Bret Amundson, 

Host/Assistant Producer

Dan Amundson, 

Videographer/Editor

Cera Cordova,

Videographer/Editor

In 2024, Prairie Sportsman was nominated for five stories: Fighting Forever Chemicals, Connecting Kids to Nature, Deep Crappie Research, Weed Terminator, Healing Purple Hearts. 

In 2023, Rock Snot Invasion, featuring golden-brown goo mats in North Shore streams, was nominated in the "Environment/Science Short or Long Form Content" category, while Bret Amundson was nominated in the "Program Host/Moderator" category.

In 2022, Conflicting Canines, a documentary about fox migration to urban areas to escape coyotes, won in the "Public Affairs Program" category. Other nominated stories include: Save the Turtles, An Unusual Canvas, Little Ones Learning Outdoors, Mike's Mussels, Raptor Rescue, Legacy of the Lakes, Woodland Bounty,andOne of a Kind

In 2021, the nominated stories were: Insect Cuisine, Ginger's (Conservation) Legacy, An Inspirational Hike, Get the Lead Out, Kettle River Rafting, Vets Hunt and Ag-based Solar Cells, Tapping the Sugar Bushand Quality Bluegills.

In 2020, an Emmy was awarded to Living With Wolves, a story about Dave Mech, a wolf researcher, and Bret Amundson in the "Program Host/Moderator" category. Other nominated stories included Carrol’s Wild Life, Driftless, The Sled Dog Capital, Exploring Red LakeVets Hunt, Ag-based Solar Cellsand Producer/Writer Cindy Dorn was nominated in the Writer - Program (Non-News) category.

In 2019, Prairie Sportsman won its first Emmy for Pollinator Friendly Solar, a documentary about a 1200-acre North Star Solar Array planted with native grasses. Other nominated stories included Pollinator Friendly Solar, TUNE Camp, Raptors Bald and Golden, Beattys at Beargrease and Twisted Sisters. Producer/ Writer Cindy Dorn, was also nominated in the Writer - Program (Non-News) category. 

In 2018, Prairie Sportsman received its first nominations and Bret Amundson was nominated in the "Program Host/Moderator" category. Great Gray Adventure was also nominated which features the Sax-Zim Bog, which is a story about the Arctic Riviera in northeast Minnesota where hundreds of birds, including the great gray owl, winter and feast on voles.

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Additional funding provided by Shalom Hill Farm, West Central Initiative, and members of Pioneer PBS.