The ice-covered trees from the recent storm are stunning in their beauty and devastating in their destruction.

Little white nuggets of ammonium urate are frozen onto the hemlock twigs near my bird feeder.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued from Sat through Sun morning as this system could make travel extremely difficult

Removal Deadlines Apply To All Boundary Waters

"Even as temperatures drop again, I’m not worried about the comfort of these little friends."

Learning something new is one part of being in nature that keeps everyone feeling young.

Round one of the winter storm today is coming to a close, however, round 2 begins Tuesday.

Prolonged period of snow with accumulations of 10-18”+ in the heaviest band expected today and Tuesday

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for much of our area.

Public reporting will increase the study’s success and the accuracy of the black bear population model.

Why are most plants green? The answer is more complex - and unknown - that you might think.

The following is a snapshot of the weather outlook for the next 7 days for our area counties.

This week's featured outdoor article from Emily Stone of Natural Connections.

"These big, red-capped woodpeckers aren’t uncommon in the Northwoods"

"Sharp Eyes by William Hamilton Gibson is one of many old books we’ve been delighting over at the Cable Natural History Museum."

"My trail camera captured this wolf as it walked out of my driveway after taking a nap in the woods."

Washburn County Lakes & Rivers Association lost one of its best friends and supporters with John’s recent passing.

"I found myself a bit jealous of the “weasel of the snow” today as I ventured into a sparkling, -21-degree morning"

The early January snowfall has provided enough base to open the Trade River Ski Trail just south of Frederic.

"Even in adults, it’s likely that play can release tension, improve the immune system, and ward off disease. What do you say to that?"

"I know, for now, that I can trust myself, but I must trust others as well."

"Gazing out of my window, I imagined myself as a snowflake: tossed through the clouds, experiencing new environments, and growing up wild."

"I’m not going to put any ice cream at risk this winter, but I am going to watch eagerly as my experiment in the snow plays out."

"By fueling the birds’ metabolisms, the ants themselves are just as important to winter warmth in the wild as the logs they live in are to the cozy fires of people."