Northern Minnesota’s warming winters possibly affecting flying squirrels
The region may be losing its northern species as climate change makes it more suitable for southern species.
The region may be losing its northern species as climate change makes it more suitable for southern species.
New report tracks changes in numbers of wolves and the size of their packs and territories.
Wolves, moose, climate change on Isle Royale. New documentary shows how wolf decline is interwoven with ice and exploding moose population, and the debate over what people should do about it.
Experienced engineer from Iron Range publicly states opposition to proposed Twin Metals mine.
In significant decision, federal agency says pollution from the proposed PolyMet copper-nickel mine “may affect” downstream lakes and rivers under the jurisdiction of the Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa.
Public comments invited on plans for timber harvest and prescribed burning in eastern Superior National Forest.
Citizen science opportunity lets hikers share data that will help scientists understand how people affect animals.
The $1.8 million project seeks to purchase conservation easements that will help keep North Shore rivers cold and healthy.
“Where else can you run 100 miles and not have to carry water with you? That clean water is worth protecting.”
A series of rulings has offered wins and losses for both environmental groups and mining proponents.
Superior National Forest seeks comments on project that would officially designate dogsled trails, open campgrounds to off-road vehicles, and more.
Federal agency overrules state’s efforts to ignore sulfate pollution.
A significant increase in visitors last year showed value of wilderness, while posing some challenges.
Justices reverse state decisions about indefinite water treatment and tailings basin liner, while upholding other points.
An influential advocate for protecting northern Minnesota’s natural treasures, instrumental in Voyageurs National Park and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area we know today.
State assessment finds a coldwater stream with wild fish thriving — in the shadow of major mines.
Federal agency says state can’t leave lakes off impaired waters list simply because legislature won’t allow pollution enforcement.
BWCAW is #3 on the list of America’s Most Endangered Rivers, threatened by pollution from proposed mine.
Permit holders will be required to receive training this year to help prevent problems seen last summer.
Minnesota’s school trust lands could generate revenue for education from carbon offsets, studying an alternative to logging, mining.