One of the the first signs that life is returning to the north is the
emergence of the pussy willows. These furry, white, flowers burst out of
their bud scales and dot... Read More » 
One of the the first signs that life is returning to the north is the
emergence of the pussy willows. These furry, white, flowers burst out of
their bud scales and dot... Read More » 
Received from Kathleen Preece, publisher of Tree Farming for BetterFORESTS:
Attached is the premier issue of a new, on-line-only newsletter for woodland owners who have forest management plans. The newsletter was... Read More » 
We’ve just completed a major upgrade of MyMinnesotaWoods.
The changes will make it easier to find and discuss content, get to know authors, get new content notifications, and find and... Read More » 
There’s been a lot of news lately about declining moose populations in Minnesota. According to NRRI, the northwest Minnesota population has declined from over 4,000 to fewer than 100 over... Read More » 
By John Latimer, KAXE Radio, Grand Rapids
The arrival of fall is best announced by the leaves of the trees turning color. For many years it was assumed that these colors... Read More » 
Woodland ecology and management, forest health, forest types, timber, maps, and more.
Charlie's work addresses timber harvesting operational strategies and equipment options. He's based in St Paul.
Angie's work addresses timber harvesting and emerald ash borer. She's based in Rochester.
Eli 's work addresses Minnesota forest ecology & management. He's based in St Paul.
See if you can find the bird on this tree! If you give, up, click here to see the second image, which shows it more clearly.
