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Please Pick the Lupines

By Sue Prom Posted on June 30, 2017 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with gunfint trail, invasive, lupines

There are invasive wildflowers all over but none receive as much hatred from me as the lupine. Why does this extremely destructive invasive bother me so much? I think it is because so many people love lupines. If I didn’t …

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What is Wrong With People?

By Sue Prom Posted on June 23, 2017 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with conservation officers, fishing

I realize there are a number of things wrong with people but today’s blog is about the ones who can’t follow rules/regulations/laws regarding our natural resources. Some people can plead ignorance about fishing regulations but it’s astonishing to me how …

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Moccasin Flowers on the Gunflint Trail

By Sue Prom Posted on June 21, 2017 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with lady slipper, moccasin flower

These beautiful flowers can be found in abundance in the woods of the Gunflint Trail. It’s always a treat to spot these very close relatives of the Minnesota Sate Wildflower.   Cypripedium acaule – Pink Ladyslipper, Moccasin Flower . This …

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Migrating Bald Eagles

By Sue Prom Posted on March 8, 2017 Posted in environment No Comments

Bald eagles migrating back to Minnesota Spring migration 1-2 weeks ahead of historical dates Bald eagles are migrating back to Minnesota and may be seen in large numbers across parts of the state over the next few weeks, according to …

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Great Lakes Ice Coverage or Lack Thereof

By Sue Prom Posted on February 15, 2017 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with great lakes, ice, lake superior, Madeline Island

I don’t think it will be a year for visiting the ice caves in Wisconsin. There isn’t enough ice yet and it’s doubtful we’ll have enough consistently cold temperatures to freeze it solid enough for travel.  I guess I’ll have …

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Save Your Salt for Your Margaritas

By Sue Prom Posted on December 19, 2016 Posted in environment No Comments

news release from Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Contact: Pam McCurdy, 651-757-2559 10 smart salting tips that protect Minnesota waters As Minnesota endures heavy snowfall and bitter cold temperatures, most of us will rely on a crucial tool to clear the …

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Isle Royale Wolf Intervention

By Sue Prom Posted on December 17, 2016 Posted in environment, wildlife No Comments Tagged with Isle Royale, moose, national park service, wolf

Isle Royale National Park has been studied over the years for the unique predator prey relationship of moose and wolves. In recent years the wolf population has struggled due to inbreeding and the lack of an ice bridge during winters …

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Not the Best News for Winter Lovers

By Sue Prom Posted on December 2, 2016 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with Minnesota, winter

We all know climate change isn’t good and for people who love winter it’s even worse. From the MN Department of Natural Resources Nature Sightings – Winter is Changing! If you grew up in Minnesota, what childhood memories do you …

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Four Reasons to visit the BWCA in October

By Sue Prom Posted on October 7, 2016 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with astronomical, Boundary Waters, BWCA, orion

I personally don’t need a reason to visit the BWCA but I could create a very long list if I wanted to. Maybe you need help convincing someone to join you on an October canoe trip, if so then here …

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Leaf Looking

By Sue Prom Posted on October 5, 2016 Posted in environment No Comments Tagged with fall colors

We have a wonderful young woman named Abbie working at Voyageur Brewing Company. She is from Jamaica and the other day I asked her if she was going to go look at colors on her day off. She gave me …

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