Path of the Paddle traces route along Canadian wilderness waters
Over 680 miles of canoe route through northwestern Ontario from Thunder Bay on Lake Superior to Whiteshell Provincial Park in Manitoba.
Over 680 miles of canoe route through northwestern Ontario from Thunder Bay on Lake Superior to Whiteshell Provincial Park in Manitoba.
Major effort to document geology of the region underway, should help protect drinking water and other resources.
Beautiful and slow-growing white cedars are one highlight of a new trail that was developed this summer on the edge of Tower, MN. Volunteers constructed a 500-foot boardwalk and a 1.5-mile loop…
DNR seeks public comments and participating in hearings as it revises state’s wolf plan.
New research finds that letting a few trees remain in harvested stands can provide big benefits for wildlife.
Wolves that have been transported to Isle Royale National Park as part of a plan to restore ecological balance to the island in Lake Superior seem to be making themselves at home. They have begun to form packs, hunt moose — and even raise pups.
BWCAW awarded prestigious Dark Sky status from international organization concerned with light pollution.
Extensive improvements completed as popular visitor destination is brought back to its original glory.
Follow a family canoe trip in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, from entry point to last day on the water, that is beyond words…
Decision in lawsuit finds that agency tried to keep criticisms from public, but did not violate any statutes.
Environmental groups have added a new complaint to their lawsuit about how the federal government decided to renew mineral leases for Twin Metals. The groups say representatives exerted “undue influence” on Forest Service personnel.
She delights in discovering the wildflowers of the Boundary Waters and was instrumental in the Chik-Wauk Museum and Nature Center. Betty’s passion for the beauty of life on the Gunflint Trail…
The Kimball Project will consist of logging, burning, and planting in popular areas along the scenic National Forest highway.
“Moose draw Minnesotans like a magnet. If they call you as they do me, the solution is simple: understand the basic needs of moose, dedicate the time, and you will find them.”
Intimate and lyrical production follows activist through wilderness as he reflects on its value and the threat of mining.
The canoe country wild rice harvest opens, but the sacred grain is threatened by pollution and climate change…
On August 5, 2020 we lost a wilderness legend. An ambassador to the backcountry, a passionate voice for Quetico Provincial Park, a trailblazer, a source of knowledge, a true hero. “What …
Once badly polluted, the river that drains much of the Quetico-Superior region now boasts clean water and good fishing.
Major legislation will direct billions of dollars toward catching up on maintenance at National Parks and other public lands.
Researchers say a large beaver population may save a lot of moose calves in the wild northern Minnesota park.