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Whether for survival or fun, foraging can be a great way to supplement your diet with plants that are not only delicious but can also be healthy.
Minnesota has an abundance of resources hidden in plain sight. Here are only a few examples of what you can forage in our natural spaces.
Homeowners may have experienced tree damage due to the recent severe storms. These resources may be helpful in managing tree damage on your property.
A diverse landscape including unusual tree species can provide benefits such as visual interest, delicious fruit, and resistance to pests, disease, and climate change.
Time outside can reduce anxiety, remind us of the simpler things, and build mindfulness as we breathe and notice nature around us.
Despite the cool, wet weather, Minnesota Master Naturalist volunteers made their mark during City Nature Challenge by hosting events, teaching others about iNaturalist, and adding their own observations.
Keep your eye out for the rusty patched bumble bee. They disappeared for a while, but are being found again around urban centers in the Midwest, including the Twin Cities.
While it’s not too early to complete a few garden tasks despite the cold and dreary weather, others should be left for warmer days ahead.
With the snowmelt and increased rain this spring, understand the risks and symptoms of flooding on trees.
Volunteers help Extension move research forward on environmental challenges surrounding several invasive species.
