In Grand Marais, Minnesota, gateway to the Gunflint Trail and canoe country, there is a place where the traditional crafts of the north are celebrated. From timber framing and boat building, to basketry and knitting, craftsmen and women gather to share their knowledge and skills—often using traditional resources like birch bark.
For five decades, the groundbreaking program has provided a coming-of-age tradition in the Ontario town.
Officers are monitoring the international boundary and the people paddling across it with increased intensity.
Legislation would let mining company acquire public land despite claims that it’s a bad deal for taxpayers.
In May 2007 an out of control campfire off the Gunflint Trail grew into a wildfire that burned 75,851 acres. Ten years later, the forest is at a turning point…
Nature Conservancy leads project to plant conifers in areas where they will best weather oncoming climate change.
Public comments are currently being accepted on a document to guide the next two decades of the Ontario canoe wilderness.
Ojibwe scientists say area could provide habitat for the native animals, restore the ecosystem, increase tourism, and provide sustenance.
Wilderness visitors spent several days in a swamp while rescuers searched from land, air, and water.
The Trump administration says it will not reverse plans for comprehensive review of risks of mining near the Boundary Waters.
Anishinaabe people historically worked with the semi-wild horses for winter transportation.
Plans call for an additional 140 acres of downhill skiing on publicly-owned lands in northern Minnesota.
A wide range of opportunities are available to experience the Superior National Forest and perform stewardship.
Forest Service proposes multi-pronged effort to get more of the young forests moose need for food.
Help the National Park Service and its partners develop a shared park vision and priorities.
By Kelly Fuller, Voyageurs National Park Association Maintaining visitor services and the full range of recreational opportunities at Voyageurs National Park can be a challenge in this time of federal budget …
The Kekekabic Hiking Trail was severely damaged by a windstorm last summer.
Local residents rescued the animal after it broke through the ice in the middle of Hungry Jack Lake.
Invasive bugs that threaten to wipe out Minnesota’s ash trees have been found in Duluth, not far from the Boundary Waters.
Nature Conservancy acquires 2,500 acres of rugged North Shore landscapes and will protect it from development pressures.