I’ve come to a place where the boundaries—between ice and vapor, between glacial moraines and muddy paths in the woods, between icicles and ice sheets, between the past, the present, and the future—are all boundaries that can sublimate away, leaving behind only awe, and hope, and spring.
Reflecting on Water
A chorus of regional voices on fresh water accompany images by Andrew James Okey.
Moving around during the climate crisis
Reflections on choices we make in the age of climate catastrophe.
Duluth talks about the future
The emerging concept of climate migration challenges one northern city to examine its values.
Will woodland caribou survive in the Lake Superior basin?
Human policy decisions may pose a more imminent threat to caribou than climate change.
A Brighter Way Forward
Time to listen to young voices
Boreal Heartbeat: Canadians experience a changing climate
What does climate change mean for people who live close to the land in Northwestern Ontario?
Adaptation as Acceptance: Toward a New Normal in the Northwoods
The inside view from a conservation biologist
Duluth activists want more from community solar project
Community solar is growing fast in Minnesota, but not so fast in the rest of the region. Clean energy advocates say Duluth-based Minnesota Power’s proposal for a pilot community solar garden is too timid.
Taking the Brook Trout’s Temperature
Notre Dame biologists study how native fish could be restored to the Namekagon River watershed.