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

As climate change heats up communities, thoughtful management of urban forests can provide relief.

The plains-loving sharp-tailed grouse was once the most popular upland game bird across northern and east-central Minnesota. A fall hunt finds them flourishing in areas with aggressive habitat management.

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center tends to thousands of injured, sick, and orphaned wild animals each year.

Minnesota schools work to reduce their carbon footprint.

Marty Walsh is gaining support for a new hiking destination in the Driftless Area.

Minnesota's nine hawk species have a lot in common but plenty to tell them apart, too.

Learn more about the larval form of the Isabella tiger moth.