Michael Furtman is a lifelong resident of Duluth and has been a full-time, freelance writer and photographer since 1982. The author of over a dozen books and many hundreds of articles on a range of subjects, these days he’s most interested in writing about, and photographing, wildlife as well as promoting conservation of the Canoe Country, wetlands and grasslands.
Dealing with the invasive buckthorn plant What’s loved by birds and hated by foresters? Buckthorn, specifically the non-native common and glossy species (we do have...
The Canadian Shield lakes of the Northern Wilds region are often rich in aquatic species, but seeing terrestrial wildlife, because of the dense forests, is...
It had been a busy day. There was the morning’s cabin closing, with plenty of opportunity to practice our signatures on the numerous purchase documents. There...