Science and Nature

A view from the Tomahawk Trail near Finland, one of many trails and forest roads maintained in part by Lake County Forestry. (Lake County file photo)

Science and Nature Jun 18th 2019 - 7am

Lake County Forestry annual report

The large white part of the water arum is called a spathe and the smaller green part with many tiny flowers is called a spadix. Photo by Larry Weber

Outdoors Jun 10th 2019 - 5pm

Northland Nature: Water arum blooms at swamp’s edge

Science and Nature Jun 8th 2019 - 5am

DNR Report:

News Jun 1st 2019 - 5pm

Rajala Woods Foundation seeks white pines restoration for ecology, economy

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Weather Jun 18th 2019 - 8am

Tuesday's forecast for the Northland

Science and Nature Jun 18th 2019 - 7am

Lake County Forestry annual report

People Jun 17th 2019 - 2pm

Teen completes Eagle Scout project

Weather Jun 17th 2019 - 8am

Monday's forecast for the Northland

Events Jun 17th 2019 - 5am

Lake County plans open house for new highway facility

Events Jun 17th 2019 - 2am

Two Harbors Library sets stage for summer reading

News May 30th 2019 - 5pm

Volunteers needed Saturday to plant trees at Cascade River State Park

News May 21st 2019 - 2pm

Water monitoring volunteers needed

A worker from Van House Construction lifts up the top of the new wooden chimney swift tower constructed by the William Kelley High School wood shop class. Wood shop instructor Chris Belanger guides the placement. (Submitted photo)

News May 20th 2019 - 5am

Kelley students build home for 'evicted' chimney swifts

William Kelley second-graders Dylan Stauss and Cole Goerdt wait patiently to set off their model volcano for the judges at the science fair. (Teri Cadeau/News-Chronicle)

News May 10th 2019 - 3am

William Kelley students explore science

News May 4th 2019 - 8am

Silver Bay seeks volunteer tree stewards

News Apr 8th 2019 - 5am

Crystal Bay Township declares climate emergency

News Mar 24th 2019 - 1pm

DNR deer meeting scheduled April 3 in Two Harbors

Black Beach in Silver Bay. File / News-Chronicle

News Mar 15th 2019 - 8am

Great Lakes tsunamis found to spur rip currents

News Mar 1st 2019 - 3pm

Boundary Waters permit reservations available March 4

This female wolf that was trapped on the Grand Portage Reservation and moved to Isle Royale last October has walked back to the North Shore, across about 14 miles of frozen Lake Superior, a setback in the effort to repopulate the island's wolf population. National Park Service photo.

News Feb 6th 2019 - 2pm

Wolf leaves Isle Royale across ice

News Feb 1st 2019 - 3pm

Isle Royale wolf transplant to advance

t2018 -- submitted -- 120618.N.DNT.BiggestjackpineC3 -- An image of GPS tracking of multiple wolves in six different packs around Voyageurs National Park shows how much the wolf packs avoid each other's range. Image courtesy of Thomas Gable

News Dec 13th 2018 - 4am

Voyageurs National Park wolves eating beaver and blueberries, but not moose

News Dec 5th 2018 - 5am

Regional SWCDs to host water quality meeting Dec. 11

Minnesota conservation officer-in-training Leah Kampa and conservation officer Kipp Duncan wrestled with a deer in a basement last week to move it outside the house. Duncan is currently working in plain clothes to watch Kampa interact with people without a second uniformed officer nearby. Steve Kuchera / skuchera@duluthnews.com

News Nov 27th 2018 - 5pm

Wardens wrestle deer that crashed into basement

A bear uses its paws and claws to cling to a tree on the grounds of the Radisson Hotel at the corner of 5th Avenue West and First Street Wednesday morning. The bear was spotted in the tree early Wednesday and was still there by evening. Many people flocked to the intersection to photograph and take videos of the bear throughout the day. Bob King / rking@duluthnews.com

News Oct 28th 2018 - 11am

Minnesota bear harvest down from 2017

News Sep 20th 2018 - 2am

'Geek Out' about nature at Wolf Ridge fall camp

Views from Raven Rock and other spots on the Superior Hiking Trail near Silver Bay make it one of the most heavily used sections of the SHT. The Superior Hiking Trail Association and Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics have partnered to make the entire trail a 2018 Hot Spot in an attempt to reduce human impact on the SHT and its surrounding environment. (Photo courtesy of Jaron Cramer)

News Sep 14th 2018 - 1pm

Superior Hiking Trail advocates strive to 'Leave No Trace'

News Aug 21st 2018 - 6am

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Science and Nature

Lake County Forestry annual report

Northland Nature: Water arum blooms at swamp’s edge

DNR Report:

Rajala Woods Foundation seeks white pines restoration for ecology, economy

Tuesday's forecast for the Northland

Lake County Forestry annual report

Teen completes Eagle Scout project

Monday's forecast for the Northland

Lake County plans open house for new highway facility

Two Harbors Library sets stage for summer reading

Volunteers needed Saturday to plant trees at Cascade River State Park

Water monitoring volunteers needed

Kelley students build home for 'evicted' chimney swifts

William Kelley students explore science

Silver Bay seeks volunteer tree stewards

Crystal Bay Township declares climate emergency

DNR deer meeting scheduled April 3 in Two Harbors

Great Lakes tsunamis found to spur rip currents

Boundary Waters permit reservations available March 4

Wolf leaves Isle Royale across ice

Isle Royale wolf transplant to advance

Voyageurs National Park wolves eating beaver and blueberries, but not moose

Regional SWCDs to host water quality meeting Dec. 11

Wardens wrestle deer that crashed into basement

Minnesota bear harvest down from 2017

'Geek Out' about nature at Wolf Ridge fall camp

Superior Hiking Trail advocates strive to 'Leave No Trace'

DNR invites public to deer open house in Two Harbors