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Flocking Together!

Still essentially just a wide spot in the road, Hawk Ridge Bird Observatory is possibly the only outdoor nature center in the country that conducts its programs in the middle of an active city street.

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Keeping the Wolves at Bay

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin and the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources have developed a map to pinpoint areas at high risk of wolf attacks on livestock or pets in the hope of preventing wolf-human conflicts.

Aug 1, 2011 in Natural World

State of the Lake: Sustainable Development

Sustainability reflects the ability to sustain on-going discussions between groups that often find themselves in battle over development projects. Commitment to balance environmental, social and economic needs may give common ground for conversation.

Apr 15, 1999 in Lake Superior

Lake Superior Journal: Fishing with Sharon Jon

Growing up in an Army family, I had only distant connections with the fishing heritage on Minnesota’s North Shore. All of that changed when I started to work for Stanley Sivertson and his nephews Frank and Milford Johnson in spring 1973.

Jul 30, 2011 by in Superior Notes

Welcome to the Big Lake: Treasures Out in the Open

Kids of all ages love treasure hunts and I am not the exception that proves this rule. I love them, too.

May 12, 2011 by in Superior Notes

River Revival

St. Louis River has drawn people from ancient to modern times, helping them to live. It almost died because of its link to the humans who congregated around it. Now it's again the focus of people - this time people who want it to survive and thrive.

Mar 15, 2011 by in Lake Superior

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Stromatolites: Our Mysterious Ancient Reefs

Discovery of ancient stromatolites on Lake Superior's shore astounded the scientific world and reestablished the age of the oldest known fossils.

Apr 15, 1997 in Natural World

It's a Wonderful Lake: What if it Disappeared?

There is no question that Lake Superior enriches the lives of those of us privileged to reside on or near it and those who visit. But just how much does that 10 percent of the world’s surface fresh water affect us? That is the question we explore in our very special State of the Lake Report “It’s a Wonderful Lake.”

Jul 21, 2010 in Great Lakes

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