A feature on Duluth, Minnesota public radio station's Northland Morning program focusing on local environmental issues, heard Wednesdays at 8:20 a.m on 103.3fm or streaming at kumd.org.
Tom Gable from the Voyageurs Wolf Project talks about the potential removal of wolves from the endangered species list
Kristin Lukes, the Director of DEED's Brownfields and Redevelopment Unit, talks about financial awards distributed throughout the state for contamination control and research
The documentary "Earth's Greatest Enemy", focusing on the environmental impact of the military, will be screened at The West Theatre this Saturday.
Megan Högfeldt talks about the upcoming Winter Salt Awareness Week
Tone Lanzillo talks about this year's goals for the Duluth Citizens' Climate Commission
Dori Decker from Resource Renew (formerly WLSSD) talks about the name change and about Treecycling options
Colin Peters, PhD Candidate and Graduate Research Assistant with the University of Minnesota Plant Pathology Department, talks about new research to potentially help combat Emerald Ash Borer
Susan Phillips, Executive Director at Climate Generation, recaps this year's Conference of the Parties in Brazil
Frankie and Miirah, seniors at Harbor City International School in Duluth, talk about projects related to environmentalism and sustainability as well as their plans for the future
Shawna Weaver, Brett Cease, and Emma Pardini talk about the reignition of Green Drinks gatherings in the Twin Ports
Fisheries Specialist Don Schreiner from Minnesota Sea Grant talks about a new initiative to help anglers identify fish and avoid citations
Clark Christenson, City Forester for the City of Duluth, talks about newly introduced trees to the area and plans for new plantings
An invasive on the rise, the Winged Euonymus is becoming more of a problem in the Northland
A new congressional proposal aims to allow infrastructure in the Boundary Waters for the purpose of border security
Tim Lorek, Director of the Alworth Center for Peace & Justice at the College of St. Scholastica, talks about the 2025-26 calendar
Jodi Slick, CEO of Ecolibrium3, talks about losing, then regaining, a variety of Americorps and volunteer positions
Tone Lanzillo talks about the efforts to reinstate the position of a full-time sustainability officer for the City of Duluth
Kim Berns Melhus from The Conservation Fund talks about the recent expansion of public forest in St. Louis County
Megan Högfeldt and Lisa DeGuire from the City of Superior talk about the upcoming Wisconsin Stormwater Week
Buddhist teacher Shodo Spring talks about her new book, her upcoming visit to the area, and an alternative vision for the future
Harvest Festival Director Julie Allen talks about this year's event happening on Saturday, September 6th at Bayfront in Duluth
Jaime Harvie talks about the process for creating a community invocation
Lauren Lewandowski from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency talks about Eco Experience at this year's Minnesota State Fair
Jamie Harvie talks about the One Sacred Earth project and a process for tending to that for which we are grateful
Ahti Westphal talks about coordinating the Architecture and Sustainability Series for FinnFest 2025
Kelly Applegate, Commissioner for Natural Resources with the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, talks about the Water Over Nickel Campaign, the proposed Tamarack mine, and a recent survey regarding public perception of water
Melissa Burke with the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve talks about an upcoming Spotted Kapweed pull at Wisconsin Point
National Water Trail Coordinator Mikayla Erickson talks about the St. Louis River and the final "Water Wednesdays" event of the season
The Minnesota Million Project aims to utilize one million acres of land to aid in reforestation in the state
Megan Högfeldt and Charmaine Swan talk about the Storm Drain Art Project in Superior, and its expansion to Ashland
Jenna Mertz from Wisconsin Sea Grant talks about the history of the "Clean Boats, Clean Waters" Program
Tim Herstad from United Truck Body talks about the benefits of propane-powered buses
Tone Lanzillo talks about the new climate crisis-focused documentary "The Here Now Project"
Jenny Sherren from Carlton Soil & Water Conservation District talks about the largest native plant and seed sale in the state
Lisa Gaumnitz, Coordinator for Save Our Songbirds, talks about Fat Bird Week and actions to help the birds
Jenny Sherren, Conservation Technician with Carlton Soil & Water Conservation District, talks about an upcoming event focused on soil health for area farmland
Christine Tanzer from the Natural Resources Foundation of Wisconsin talks about the 2025 Wisconsin Field Trip Guide
Brett Cease talks about the Earth Day events happening in Duluth on Tuesday, April 22nd, 2025
Author, speaker, and musician Douglas Wood will perform at First United Methodist Church on April 6th as part of a community Earth Day celebration
Ben Weaver discusses his history with getting outdoors by biking to shows, and talks about his new album Stay With
John Beaton with Fairhaven Farm talks about connecting with community, the land, and about summertime pizza nights
Allison Ray, Senior Associate Project Manager with Stantec Consulting, talks about the consideration required when constructing renewable infrastructure
Cameron Gustafson, Water Resources Technician with Carlton SWCD, talks about two upcoming workshops regarding rain gardens and restoring shoreline
Kelly Applegate, Commissioner for Natural Resources with the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, talks about the Water Over Nickel Campaign, and about a newly proposed nickel mine near Tamarack, Minnesota
Francesca, Miirah and Blythe, students in the AP Environmental Science class at Harbor City International School in Duluth, talk about class projects and future goals
On February 3rd and 4th, the University of Minnesota Duluth campus plays host to the Our Climate Futures Conference
Megan Högfeldt and Ryan Granlund talk about the upcoming Winter Salt Awareness Week and the salinization of local waterways
Mauren, Zoe, Kate, and Amelia from Duluth East talk about the progress of getting solar into area schools
Dori Decker from WLSSD talks about the responsible way to dispose of Christmas trees
Executive Director of the St. Louis River Alliance Kris Eilers discusses the focus of her River Talks presentation on December 11th
Author and professor Carter Meland joins us to talk about Land as a relative, time as a generative process, and the issue of colonization and human control over nature.
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