This Month's Featured Stories
Let Deer Forage, Let Birds Feast: A Winter Wildlife Guide
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Along the Shore
Christmas Bird Counting in the Boreal Forest
Thunder Bay’s Parade of Lights Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Winter Wonders at Gooseberry Falls State Park
Crafting the North: Gear Companies Shaping Outdoor Adventures
Early Ice, Fishing’s Nice
Lutsen Mountains comes back strong
Coming around to copper
New owners join Paddle and Portage
Opichi: Robin
Carbon Sink Crafting: Felting as Environmental Action
Creative Spaces for Kids
Brewing Tea and Memories
Eating at the Thunder Bay Country Market
Passion for Pumpkin
Gifts for the Angler & Outdoors Person
A Guide to Fall Pike
Remembering My Momma
Breaking Tradition with Christmas “Away”
Coincidences: Guideposts, Flukes, or Myths?
Quirky Sayings Have Strange Origins
Latest Issue!
December 2024
Now, I’m sure it comes as no surprise, but we do have a few holiday-themed stories in this issue. We start in Thunder Bay to celebrate the Parade of Lights’ 25th anniversary. Next, comes a story on the importance of the annual Audubon Christmas Bird Count. We also cover stories on Jolabokaflod, gift ideas for the angler or outdoors enthusiast in your life and Christmas spent away on vacation.
December is jam-packed with holiday art shows and sales along the North Shore. Check out our events section for detailed information. If you’re tired of hearing about Christmas, don’t worry—we’ve got plenty of other stories covering Gooseberry Falls State Park, taking advantage of early ice with some fishing, four local gear companies, and tea.
In This Issue:
- Christmas Bird Counting in the Boreal Forest
- Thunder Bay’s Parade of Lights Celebrates 25th Anniversary
- Winter Wonders at Gooseberry Falls State Park
- Early Ice, Fishing’s Nice
- Crafting the North: Gear Companies Shaping Outdoor Adventures
- Creating Holiday Traditions with Books
- Let Deer Forage, Let Birds Feast: A Winter Wildlife Guide
- Carbon Sink Crafting: Felting as Environmental Action
- Brewing Tea and Memories
- Cranberries: Much More than Jelly from a Can
- Gifts for the Angler & Outdoors Person
- Breaking Tradition with Christmas “Away”
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Each month Northern Wilds Magazine features upcoming events, the arts, outdoor activities, dining, community news, and other interesting topics. It also contains The Ultimate North Shore Real Estate Guide, the area’s most comprehensive listings of homes and properties for sale in our coverage area.