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60 DAYS TO BETTER LIVING When worlds collide: human, critter and virus
Two of the more intriguing health stories this past summer didn't involve rogue sharks, swine flu or any of the other usual suspects. The stars of this particular show were the hantavirus and the West...
Posted on 9/26/12 at 9:47 AM
SLOWING THE RACING MIND Getting Wild in the City!
Fridays are hectic days in my office, but last week turned interesting when a hen turkey decided to take a walk right in front of my office windows. Believe me when I say I was surprised! What has...
Posted on 4/3/12 at 5:30 AM
STAFF BLOG OUTDOORS WITH SAM COOK St. Paul man captures long buck fight on video
Fellow outdoors writer Chris Niskanen at the St. Paul Pioneer Press posted some good video of two bucks fighting just days before the Minnesota deer season in the back yard of a St. Paul man. Two vide...
Posted on 11/10/10 at 11:31 AM
FAR SIDE OF FIFTY Tamarac Wildlife Refuge
We live near the refuge, it is one of my favorite places to escape to. When visiting Detroit Lakes and the Avenue of the Flags it seemed like a great way to meander on toward home. Madison wanted to ...
Posted on 6/1/10 at 5:59 AM
LAGNIAPPE Battle of the Bird
As homeowners for 18 years, Hubby Bryan and I have waged a few battles with members of the neighborhood wildlife commu-nity. There were the rabbits that chomped their way through my small garden bed, ...
Posted on 4/15/10 at 5:00 AM
Numerous moose sightings surprise Minnesota researchers 
From the Boundary Waters, where moose are common, to northwestern Minnesota, where they were thought to be nearly extinct, Minnesotans are reporting more moose sightings than researchers expected.
By John Myers , June 07, 2010
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Minnesota's bear population down to about 20,000
Minnesota’s bear population is likely a little more than 20,000 animals, down from the last complete population estimate of 25,000 bears in 2002, according to Department of Natural Resources wildlife biologists.
By Sam Cook , June 06, 2010
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Ely bear cub seems to be improving
UPDATE: Hope, the 4-month-old bear cub who has become the darling of international Internet animal lovers, got some of her spunk back today after scaring bear researchers Lynn Rogers and Sue Mansfield with her lethargy and apparent inability to get milk from her mother, Lily, on Saturday.
By Mark Stodghill , May 30, 2010
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Isle Royale wolves dwindling; moose holding on
Wolves on Isle Royale declined 21 percent over the past year due in part to “toxic” inbreeding and battles between packs, while moose on the island continue to feel the effects of a warming climate.
By John Myers , April 22, 2010
Northland Nature: Trumpeter swans have arrived
Tundra swans breed in the tundra of the far north and winter on ocean estuaries. The ones coming by here in spring are in huge flocks.
By Larry Weber , April 01, 2010
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'Wild' turkey hanging out in Hawthorne
The hen turkey is mostly likely a tame, wild-colored bird that escaped or was released.
By Sam Cook , March 08, 2010
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Grand Rapids man changes how polar bears are counted
As an adjunct associate professor of conservation biology at the University of Minnesota, Dave Garshelis is supervising a four-year population study of polar bears for the government of Nunavut, a vast territory of northern Canada.
By Sam Cook , February 21, 2010
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Minnesota moose travel a troubling trail
Minnesota’s moose herd continues to decline, and some experts say the species might leave the state altogether.
By John Myers , February 09, 2010
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