Environment
Public reminded to be aware of wolves up Gunflint Trail
-A number of reports have come in already this year involving wolf encounters with people up the Gunflint Trail. WTIP’s Joe Friedrichs reports on this story.
North Woods Naturalist: Snow crystals
-There are billions of them and no two are alike. WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson about the amazing diversity of snow crystals.
A Year in the Wilderness: January 14 - Guests
-Cook County adventurers Dave and Amy Freeman are spending a year in the wilderness. On a regular basis they’ll be sharing some of their experiences traveling the BWCAW.
Largest solar array in state goes online at MSP airport
-Minnesota's largest solar power project went online last month atop two parking ramps at the Minneapolis-St. Paul Airport. Dennis Probst, who spearheaded the project, is executive vice president for the Metropolitan Airports Commission. He chatted with Dave Jan. 8 about the benefits of the project as well as the challenges involved.
North Woods Naturalist: A look back
-The New Year is a good time to reflect back on the previous 12 months. WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson birds and trees at the end of the year.
A Year in the Wilderness: January 1 - Freeze-up, finally
-Cook County adventurers Dave and Amy Freeman are spending a year in the wilderness. On a regular basis they’ll be sharing some of their experiences travelling the BWCAW.
Climatologist/meteorologist Mark Seeley recaps 2015 weather, gives 2016 outook
-2015 was a pretty unusual year for weather. Dr. Mark Seeley, extension climatologist, meteorologist, and professor, and regular guest on MPR, chatted about it with Dave on New Year's Day. You can read Mark's blog here.
North Woods Naturalist: Stone and crane flies
-Not all insects swarm in summer. Some come out during the winter. WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson about stone flies and crane flies.
A Year in the Wilderness: December 16 - Waiting for Freeze-Up
-Cook County adventurers Dave and Amy Freeman are spending a year in the wilderness. On a regular basis they’ll be sharing some of their experiences travelling the BWCAW.
North Woods Naturalist: Strange Fall
-The prolonged fall was accountable for unusual late season events. WTIP’s Jay Andersen talks with naturalist Chel Anderson about the strange fall.