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Live wild and free by hiking White Butte, North Dakota's highest point As the highest natural point in the state of North Dakota, White Butte sits at a 3,506-foot incline. Located in Slope County, the journey to hike White Butte is a scenic route that takes you into the heartland of agriculture. 4:00 pm, Jul. 30, 2021 × The top of White Butte (pictured above) overlooks agricultural topography at an elevation of 3,506 feet. The summit is located between Amidon and Bowman in Slope County and is the highest natural point in the state of North Dakota. (Jackie Jahfetson/The...

The colorful, meticulously detailed map is packed with stories of Native American lore, French Canadian explorers and some fun facts and sketches.

'The kind of thing you dream about': Arctic loon spotted for the first time in Wisconsin by birders Paul A. Smith, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Lars Petersson Arctic loons swim on a lake in Sweden. An adult in breeding plumage was observed May 31 near Herbster in Lake Superior, the first sighting in Wisconsin history. Lake Superior is famous for being the biggest and deepest of the Great Lakes. It's also the least fertile. That lower productivity and large surface area can sometimes make Gitche Gumee seem like a blue desert. Late Monday morning was proving to be one of thos...

Researchers will inspect stomachs from Lake Superior fish to find out what they eat. 7:00 am, May 30, 2021 × Aaron Gerlovich of Esko with a coho salmon he caught from shore last year. Gerlovich donated the guts of the coho to the Minnesota DNR as part of a lake-wide predator-prey survey to see what big fish are eating in the big lake. (Photo courtesy of Aaron Gerlovich) DULUTH -- Researchers hope to inspect the stomachs of as many as 10,000 fish from across Lake Superior in the coming year to find out what they are eating, but they need your help to get the job done.

Researchers will inspect stomachs from Lake Superior fish to find out what they eat.