Bob Timmons

2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Bob Timmons

During the trip, Dupre and Marceau will sail with a rotating crew of two to three U.S. and international adventurers, some with deep marine experience, who will come aboard and exit at different points. Their itinerary includes visiting Inuit friends in Greenland villages; helping science by doing colony counts of auks, a flightless seabird, and sea mammal observations; and placing supply depots for a 2026 ski-pulk sled expedition. He will post trip updates online.

2 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Bob Timmons

By Bob Timmons, The Minnesota Star Tribune ZIMMERMAN, Minn. - After a ranger was abruptly fired in mid-February at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, volunteers tried to fill in to coordinate visits for school kids on field trips. In one case, the volunteers warned a St. Cloud elementary school it would have limited visit options because of the ranger's absence. The class decided not to come.

2 weeks ago | star-telegram.com | Bob Timmons

ZIMMERMAN, Minn. - After a ranger was abruptly fired in mid-February at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, volunteers tried to fill in to coordinate visits for school kids on field trips. In one case, the volunteers warned a St. Cloud elementary school it would have limited visit options because of the ranger's absence. The class decided not to come.

2 weeks ago | startribune.com | Bob Timmons

"I've got a good eye but not a great eye." No doubt, Jim Brandenburg's self-assessment wouldn't measure up with the legions who view him as a wildlife photographer without peer and mourn his passing this week. In a little-seen Star Tribune video (below), the Minnesota photographer associated with decades of arresting work in National Geographic magazine speaks poignantly about his eye for visual storytelling, among other topics.

2 weeks ago | winonadailynews.com | Bob Timmons

After a ranger was abruptly fired in mid-February at Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge, volunteers tried to fill in to coordinate visits for school kids on field trips. In one case, the volunteers warned a St. Cloud elementary school it would have limited visit options because of the ranger’s absence. The class decided not to come.