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In search of wild ramps So many things can possess the boy blessed (or cursed) with an imagination, provided with (gratefully) great books on great shelves (including the old Encyclopaedia Britannica and Webster's dictionary), with libraries both public and scholastic, with gardens to work and watch, and fields and woods and ponds to wander around. The boy conjures up thoughts of the next habitat over - of hollows and back channels of great rivers, the homes to raccoon and mallards and swamp bucks.

North Shore Foraging Spring has sprung and our April showers will soon bring May flowers! This not only means more colors and smells for our senses to take in while in the woods, but also opportunities to forage wild foods and medicine. Before I highlight a few of the spring delicacies to fill your basket, I want to give a reminder about sustainable harvesting.

On that day the City and its Park & Recreation Board will be celebrating the completion of Overlook Landing, located between North House and the Rec Park. You can see the handsome, open-air structure as you drive by on Highway 61. The design has an open roof, benches to sit, and artwork in the walls inspired by George Morrison, home-grown artist.

Rob Perez I knew when I had children there would be much asked of me. The children would want my time.

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The Trust the Science’s passage comes days before Stauber is set to host House Natural Resources Committee colleagues in Minnesota for a field hearing on the gray wolf. This week, the House of Representatives passed the Trust the Science Act, legislation Congressman Pete Stauber (MN-08) cosponsored to permanently delist the gray wolf in the lower 48 states and ensure this decision is not subject to judicial review.