From the Minnesota DNR Moose population remains low but stable for a seventh year Population estimate statistically unchanged from last year’s estimate Results of the 2018 moose survey indicate the moose population in northeastern Minnesota remains stable but relatively low …
Did you happen to read the article about cross-country skiing in the New York Times Magazine? Sam Anderson’s article titled, “What Cross-Country Skiing Reveals About the Human Condition,” paints a picture of people who participate in cross-country skiing. The picture …
Josh has been using his drone lately and shared some photos of the Grand Marais harbor. It’s pretty neat to see the contrast from liquid, to partially solid to solid ice all from above. Grand Marais Harbor[/caption]
Some people refuse to go outside to recreate when the temperature dips below freezing. That happens way too often in our neck of the woods so people learn how to dress to stay warm. When you’re exercising outdoors whether it’s …
Enjoying the great outdoors when it’s below zero Read more »
Have you heard about the Greatest Lake tweeting? I’ve been following https://twitter.com/LakeSuperior for awhile now and it’s some of the best tweeting I have read. I usually mention the tweets to Mike and he always asks, “Who is it?” To …
I’m not sure why I’ve just spent the past couple of hours digging into information about the lynx population in Minnesota over the years. It really doesn’t matter in the long run what people have said about the population over …
There are no breeding pairs of lynx in Minnesota Read more »
Seeing one lynx is amazing, but seeing five? Unbelievable! How awesome it would be to see this in the wild!
Our local photographer David Johnson took some awesome pictures the other day. Such beautiful creatures!
I love to see Matt Miller’s name when I read the “Ask a Conservation Officer” section in the Duluth News Tribune. Matt worked for us at Voyageur Canoe Outfitters quite a few years ago. This is a good piece about …