November–December 2005
Continuing Stories
This Issue. By Kathleen Weflen
Natural Curiosities
Wayward Marten, colorless crappies, timeless water, fox squirrel, and jumping snow bugs.
Balancing Act
A flourishing northern deer herd has been good for local economies, but tough on native plants. Hunters can help strike a balance. By Chris Niskanen
Through the Lens of Pioneers
More than a century ago, some conservation-minded Minnesotans lugged cameras afield to capture wildlife on film. By Tim Brady
George and the Voyageurs
A 19th-century Young Naturalist explores the fur trade. By Marc Hequet. Illustrations by Stan Fellows teachers guide
is also available. 
Ready for Anything
Today's conservation officers attend an academy to train for challenges in the field. By Jason Abraham. Photography by Deborah Rose.
Gifts of Possibilities
A new father contemplates the outdoors life for his daughter. By Blane A. Klemek. Illustration by Frances Moore.
Cascade River State Park
Snapshot.
Big City Browns
Field Notes. By Tori J. McCormick
Fire Planes Pay Off
Field Notes. By Jean Bergerson
Canada Lynx
Minnesota Profile. By June Kallestad
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