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Historic headwaters house connected Indigenous and European people
Ojibwe-French-English couple Antoine and Sarah Gordon lived at intersection of old travel routes and changing cultures.
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Origins, journeys, and returning
Themes from Heidi Barr’s new book help readers find the unique ways in which they contribute to the healing of the world.
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A farm, a family, and a lifetime of learning
Multiple generations growing near Rush City discovers new ways of doing things.
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Proposed hog operation near Trade River resubmits full application for state permit
Cumberland LLC seeks to open facility that would house 26,000 swine in northwest Wisconsin.
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Afton State Park Phenology, January 20 to February 2, 2023
Woodpeckers and owls are active, while deer shed antlers.
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Study: Eating one fish contaminated with PFAS same as drinking ‘forever chemicals’ water for a month
PFAS found at high levels in freshwater fish, with most concern for vulnerable communities.
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Event in Hayward invites public to ‘think big’ for the Namekagon River
National Park Service and Wild Rivers Conservancy hosting free discussion about Wild and Scenic river’s future.
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National Park Service to burn brush piles
Agency staff will burn piles at five habitat restoration projects along the lower St. Croix.
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Farmers invited to learn what works for improving soil health in St. Croix region
Local corn and soybean producers who have increased the resiliency of their farms through soil health and nutrient management will share their knowledge.
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Input invited on Wisconsin water quality monitoring
Draft guidance includes new standards for measuring PFAS and related chemicals.
