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

At North Shore state parks and elsewhere, ideas about replanting for resilience are taking root.

Suffering meets bliss—and something approaching enlightenment?—on the canoe portage trail.

Portaging is one, not the only, way to improve connections to the wilder side of nature.

All-terrain wheelchairs are changing lives at Minnesota state parks.

Robin Thomson spends her days surrounded by 4 million dead insects.

Checking out an avian hotspot from a water's-eye view.

Minnesota’s most common tree species, aspen, is good for wildlife and people.

This denizen of the forest isn’t inclined to swim and does not catch or eat fish.