The Minnesota Women’s Woodland Network (MNWWN) provides the opportunity to recognize and enhance the role of women in woodland management, whether they own land themselves, may inherit or purchase land in the future, or who may simply be interested in supporting this effort.
Whether you want to attract more pollinators with our fruiting trees and shrubs, start a maple sugarbush or add some winter beauty to your woods with conifers – they have you covered!
Order in the fall to get your trees in the spring. If you have questions, please call 218-364-8010 https://www.dnr.state.mn.us/forestry/nursery/ordering.html
The lands and waters of Minnesota have always been a home. Every place in Minnesota holds stories of caretaking by generations of Indigenous peoples from time immemorial. For those who reside in Minnesota today, we all have a caretaking responsibility to place. What does the land ask of us? What are you willing to give?
Hear from Angela Gupta, UMN Extension Professor, to learn about climate anxiety and ways that we can mitigate and harness these feelings of unease as we see the climate impact ecosystems around us.
