Read the Nov.–Dec. issue online.
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Ernest Oberholtzer was a key figure in shaping historic legislation to protect wilderness for its own sake. Learn about his battle to defend the Rainy Lake watershed from innundation by a planned series of dams and see a slideshow of Jim Brandenburg images taken at Mallard Island—Oberholtzer's Rainy Lake retreat.
Three American masters create artworks that express their personal visions of natural elements close to home. See their art and watch videos of these Minnesota-inspired artists at work.
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For your family and friends—youngsters and grownups who love the outdoors—you can give holiday gift subscriptions to Minnesota Conservation Volunteer.
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Reading the magazine's inaugural October 1940 issue or a story from last year is just a click away.
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Look at some of the wild and natural places you've helped save through the 2008 Clean Water, Land and Legacy Amendment.
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