Your guide to Minnesota's woods, waters, and wildlife

When fish are put in waters where they don’t belong, other species and sport anglers often suffer the effects.

A collaborative project takes researchers into wolf dens to collar pups and learn more about their survival rates.

This issue coincides with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s removal of the gray wolf from the federal endangered and threatened species list.

Researchers collar trumpeter swans to learn more about the big birds.

Chef and author Jonathan Wipfli helps hunters and anglers step up their fish and game cooking skills.

On the first night of a particularly memorable winter camping trip at Itasca State Park, my family and I saw no signs of other humans.

Minnesota’s wolves, coyotes, and foxes are very good dogs in their own special ways.

Few birds in a Minnesota winter are likely to be mistaken for a snowy owl.