Trees

It looks odd at first… until you learn the surprisingly practical reason behind this centuries-old tree trick.

Even though we got some significant snow in Minnesota this week, spring is here, and the temperatures should warm up enough to start tackling some outdoor projects.

Deep in the heart of the North Star State, there’s a forest growing that's so meticulously Minnesotan it’s actually shaped like the state itself.

We may be known for our 10,000 lakes, but this tree growing right here in Minnesota is now the holder of a mammoth national record.

Did you know that there is a type of pine tree that actually changes colors and will lose it's needles? We have them in Minnesota, but they were almost wiped out years ago.

They seem cute and harmless, but porcupines can be very destructive to pets and property. Learn how to remove and relocate porcupines!

Here are a few of the biggest trees in Wisconsin. They're Champion Trees, meaning they are the best of their species in the state. They're over 100 feet tall!

Duluth Pack was proud to announce that there Arbor Day Campaign was a huge success thansk to everyone involved.

You see a lot of weird and interesting stuff on Google Earth and Google Street View. Things like weird shapes or symbols, or even a passenger jet that appeared to be at the bottom of a Minnesota Lake are among them. While some of those images are creepy or raise questions, this is just cool.

Earlier this summer a powerful storm swept through the Northland causing lots of damage, including the closing of Hartley Park. The good news, the park has been reopened.

Mayor Emily Larson joined Hartley Nature Center staff and students, community volunteers, and others to plant trees in Hartley Park in celebration of Arbor Day 2016.

Generally, in May, the trees start to turn green and so it's a good month to celebrate trees and the benefits they give to us.