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Looking for blueberries to study fire on Wisconsin Point

SUPERIOR — Fire can be an important component of a healthy ecosystem, and that is true for Wisconsin Point. "These ecosystems are fire-dependent," said Callie Grones with Lake Superior National Estuarine Reserve, "which means they need fire to stay healthy." Jayd Canfield, left, and Callie Grones, right, inspect a plot of planted blueberries on Wisconsin Point to see if any have grown yet. Wyatt Buckner / Duluth Media Group In the case of Wisco…
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Superior Telegram broke the news on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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