In 1903, Theodore Roosevelt established the country's first national wildlife refuge. Today, the Fish and Wildlife Service oversees 550 refuge or...
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The cooler weather and darker days of fall are clearly closing in around us,but this harbinger of winter is no time for despair. With fall come the...
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On your behalf, the National Park Service oversees 391 park units across the country. From wild parks to historic sites and from our lowest point (in...
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The last 20 miles of the Pigeon River run like a moody teenager. Serene flows turn to raging rapids turn to tumbling waterfalls and back again....
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Sometimes even the most dedicated hiker could use some extra inspiration or a goal beyond simply taking a walk. If this sounds like you, it might be...
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Rivers can provide hikers with a scenic and relaxing focal point. The Twin Cities metro has several rivers running through or nearby and all have a...
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So your pack is ripped, your water bottle leaks, your boots hurt and your compass points south. It might be time for a new piece of gear. Luckily,...
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Lyndale Park (sometimes referred to as the Lyndale Park Arboretum) is spread around the north part of Lake Harriet in South Minneapolis. No doubt you...
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Combining trails, flora, fauna and environmental education, nature centers are the perfect place to both experience the outdoors and learn more about...
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If you travel west on I-94, you will notice that just past Belfield, ND, the landscape makes an abrupt change. The fields of the Great Plains...
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