Browsing: Outdoors

A sundog lit up Eden Prairie’s sky on a bitterly cold Monday, with the National Weather Service forecasting more freezing temperatures ahead.

The Metropolitan Airport Commission has cordoned off the historic Lookout Park Wayside, which has been off-limits for years due to safety concerns.

Stan Tekiela’s column takes a close look at the American badger, showing us its habits and how it’s different from its famous cousins.

Eden Prairie resident Barb Overline achieved her goal of biking every road in the city, using an old map to navigate her adventure.

Larry Koch, a board member of the Riley Purgatory Creek Watershed District, has filed a lawsuit against the district and its administrator over a decision to purchase 28 acres of land in Eden Prairie for $5.775 million.

The Eastern box turtle, a unique land-dwelling species, faces winter survival challenges and threats from habitat loss and illegal pet trade.

Winter bird feeding is one of the most common and popular hobbies in the U.S.…

In the Twin Cities metro area — and beyond — holiday light displays abound. But…

The population of any given animal species in nature fluctuates over time in a geographic…

Despite not securing many funding partners, the Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek Watershed District is moving…