Green Visions On Kumd

UMD students aim to raise awareness, put a stop to proposed Nemadji Trail Energy Center fracked gas plant

"We need our U.S. leaders to be honest: that it's a human rights issue, and that we have to change business as usual."

"It's very clear that in the Ojibwe creation story, the wolf is a brother to the Anishinaabe. And what will happens to one will happen to the other."

Research that hopes to reveal more about the life of this iconic bird.

"I have fallen in love with this place.Coasted along its currents and found it to beThe last place."

"This program is designed to bring along the next generation of cropS - not crop."

What happens as more and more, it becomes too hot to work outside?

"Humility is something Anishinaabe must walk towards"

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a (dead) flower.” ~ with apologies to Albert Camus

How Minnesotans can make their lawns more welcoming for our pollinator friends.

"Code Red for humanity. I think it speaks truth to power."

A picture's worth a thousand words when it comes to storytelling

People still haven't got the message that turning unwanted goldfish loose into your local lake, pond, or slough is a bad idea.

Opponents of the PolyMet mine, like opponents of Line 3, are steeped in the arcana of permits and hearings and acronyms for agencies like the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency and the state DNR.

It was supposed to be a chance for scientists, Indigenous organizers and leaders, and a broad swath of regional decision-makers at all levels to come together and see first-hand what the drought is doing to the lakes and rivers in northern Minnesota.

The folks concerned about rezoning a chunk of land off Vassar Street in the Woodland neighborhood aren't opposed to more housing going up; they just aren't sure right above the Amity Creek watershed is the right place for it.

There's nothing quite like the energy of young people these days.

The St. Louis River isn't going to take a back seat to Lake Superior any longer.