Duluth, Minn. The Nature Conservancy of Minnesota has purchased 100 acres along the Pigeon River, which runs for 90 miles along the U.S.-Canada border ending at Lake Superior.

The land, which is being purchased from the Eugene Nelson Trust, will become TNC’s Pigeon River Cliffs Preserve, and includes about one mile of river frontage on the U.S. side, where the river begins at South Fowl Lake. The parcel includes pine forests and sheer shale cliffs that provide habitat for rare plants. The river […]

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