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Greg Stanley

Greg Stanley

Reporter, Environment at Star Tribune

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  • English
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  • Environment
  • Local News

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Recent Articles

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Moose and bears will likely benefit from Minnesota wildfires. Ticks and brainworms, not so much.

As burned forests grow back, young trees and berry patches can provide a feast for wildlife, while fire may temporarily knock back parasites.
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A farmer says he was maintaining a ditch. Neighbors say he damaged ...

Residents along Rush Creek say tree clearing and excavation have filled parts of the waterway with silt and damaged wildlife habitat.
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Minnesota’s dwindling prairie landscape is about to get bigger

The new land will expand habitat for prairie chickens, pollinators and other threatened species.
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It’s foxes versus coyotes in a backyard battle for survival

It’s foxes versus coyotes in a backyard battle for survival
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Alex Pretti’s journey into a crisis

Killed during an encounter with federal agents on the streets of Minneapolis, the ICU nurse was increasingly drawn to helping others during a time of turbulence in the Twin Cities.
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Wolf conflicts down in Minnesota after 2024 spike

Ranchers and pet owners have reported far fewer attacks. Mild winters and increased deterrence may be responsible.
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Invasive tree pathogen that causes red oaks to ‘bleed’ found for fi...

Researchers at the University of Minnesota found the “sudden oak death” pathogen at a Hennepin County nursery.
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One of Minnesota’s healthiest lakes is hidden among corn and soybea...

Swan Lake, the great prairie pothole, offers a blueprint for restoring the state’s most troubled waters.
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Want to help Minnesota wildlife? Plant an oak tree.

Research from the University of Delaware has identified the best flora to plant in every U.S. county to support the most life.
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In Midwest farm country, a tradition of duck hunting has healed the...

The love of birds, for sport, food or observation, has been the saving grace of swamps, marshes and shallow lakes along the Mississippi River.
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Minnesota cancels invasive moth treatment after federal funds cut

The Trump administration has delayed funding annual spraying to fight off destructive spongy moth