Forest Service changes Boundary Waters permit process to increase Leave No Trace awareness
Permit holders will be required to receive training this year to help prevent problems seen last summer.
Permit holders will be required to receive training this year to help prevent problems seen last summer.
Minnesota’s school trust lands could generate revenue for education from carbon offsets, studying an alternative to logging, mining.
What makes the Boundary Waters so inspiring? This coloring page has us looking forward to pine-studded shorelines, long days of fishing, and embarking on new adventures.
Letter requests new administration complete its analysis of whether mining can be done safely in Boundary Waters watershed.
With international border still closed, foundation invites participants to carry a canoe the same distance as one of the park’s portages.
Government attorneys, engineers, and scientists hit the brakes on both proposed mines in Minnesota’s northwoods.
First phase of effort to catch up on maintenance backlog will make repairs and improvements possible.
State funds effort to acquire lands and turn them over to county for management and public access.
Mark Dayton: “…the only acceptable goal is permanent protection from copper mining near the Boundary Waters.”
Annual paddle sports show in Madison will return with online seminars and interactive events.
Competing bills introduced to require or prohibit hunting season as state takes over management.
A fish art contest invites K-12 students to learn about fish, fishing, and the threats of Aquatic Invasive Species in their region and around the world.
Third preserve in canoe country region gets international recognition for lack of light pollution.
Expedition raises funds and awareness for Pine Ridge reservation with trek across Border Route Trail from Rainy Lake to Grand Portage.
GPS collar let scientists see where a wolf that was brought to Isle Royale as part of reintroduction effort went after crossing ice back to mainland.
Popular hiking trail proposed re-route will keep hikers in the highlands and away from busy roads
New paper describes detailed ways that wolves use their prey’s sensory abilities against them — with unique research that required extensive exploration of boreal ecosystem.
Site used for thousands of years and during recent centuries played an important role in metal trade over huge spans of time.
Population appears to have be declining, as logging and other factors affect their ability to survive and reproduce.
State seeks to use new method to assess discharge from mines and other industrial facilities — discarding long-standing allowable levels.