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STAFF BLOG NORTHLAND OUTDOORS Chris Niskanen: Guiding definitions for Outdoor Heritage Funds not worthy
A familiar scene unfolded late Thursday that has come to define the conflict between the Minnesota House of Representatives and the hunting, fishing and conservation community. A deal was struck behin...
Posted on 5/25/10 at 5:43 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Conservationsists watching lawmakers
Conservation and environmental advocates are watching Minnesota lawmakers to make sure they properly spend tax money that is dedicated to the outdoors. Proponents of the voter-approved constitutional...
Posted on 4/9/09 at 9:50 AM
Adrift for hours on Lake Superior ice floe, bear finally floats to safety
OutdoorsA black bear took quite a ride all day Easter Sunday on an ice floe in Lake Superior near Bayfield.
April 23, 2009
Are dirty feeders killing the Northland's birds?
Minnesota OutdoorsRedpolls and pine siskins are dying at bird feeders in central and Northeastern Minnesota, and the cause is suspected to be salmonella from spoiled feed.
By Sam Cook , April 10, 2009
Goldfinches put on yellow coat as the season moves into spring
OutdoorsAs we get further into March, we search for signs of the coming spring.
By Larry Weber , March 06, 2009
Lake of the Woods: Chillin’ in Lunkerland
BAUDETTE, Minn. — There are rules for ice fishing. Not many, but they exist.
By Mike Longaecker , February 09, 2009
Lost, freezing, alone ... until three heroes appeared
She was just a figure in the distance when the three friends from Duluth first spotted her. A woman out walking her dog. Maybe, the men speculated. But on a snowmobile trail?
By Chuck Frederick , January 30, 2009
Mushers honor Beargrease after completing marathon's first leg
BEAVER BAY — Beneath a starry sky, frosty mushers paid tribute late Sunday and early this morning to John Beargrease at his gravesite after completing the opening 76-mile leg of the sled dog marathon named in his honor.
By Andy Greder , January 26, 2009
New angles on Northland ice-fishing traditions
Ice and anglers; friends and family; new experiences and passing on traditions — combinations that go well together.
By Steve Kuchera , January 05, 2009
Minnesota trying to save its moose
Wildlife researchers from across North America are in Duluth today as part of a developing effort to see if Minnesota can save its moose.
By John Myers , December 08, 2008
Coaster brook trout show encouraging growth on North Shore
Recent stream surveys on Minnesota’s North Shore show that so-called “coaster” brook trout are increasing in size and age, and state fisheries biologists believe restrictive regulations are helping the fish.
By Sam Cook , November 24, 2008
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