July–August 2022 | Minnesota Conservation Volunteer

Many hands contribute to the making of a traditional Anishinaabe cedar bark mat.

Ryan Pennesi’s trap photography offers an artful, up-close look at Minnesota wildlife.

Minnesota students use art to learn about the underwater world.

This tree planting method relies on quantity and healthy competition.

The DNR’s Margaret Dexter on working and playing outside.

Snorkeling along the shoreline between Duluth and Two Harbors.

These new projects help Minnesota animals cross roads more safely.

This tree plays a critical role in maintaining the biodiversity of our native forests.

Your guide to Minnesota's woods, waters, and wildlife