Forest Service Seeks Input On Road System
The Superior National Forest wants the public’s ideas for a road network that is functional and affordable.
The Superior National Forest wants the public’s ideas for a road network that is functional and affordable.
Responding to public comments on copper-nickel mine proposal will take time because of quantity and depth. The commissioner of the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources says the agency has a big job ahead in responding to public comments on the PolyMet mining proposal’s supplemental draft Environmental Impact Statement.
Comments on the copper-nickel mine’s environmental review and a new statewide poll are helping gauge where people stand.
Rollout of reservation system continues this fall with new requirements and ability to reserve sites for next summer.
Spiny waterflea discovery is bad news for native fish and canoe country anglers.
By Adam Maxwell During the summer of 2013, I spent my time leading wilderness trips for Camp Lincoln in Brainerd, Minnesota. Camp Lincoln is one of the oldest traditional summer camps …
Event will bring together educators, land managers and advocates to discuss past and future of Lake Superior wilderness areas.
In the half century since the Boundary Waters was created, people have changed more than the wilderness itself.
Board member since 2007 Please tell us what your involvement with the Quetico Superior Foundation means to you: Taking care of our environment is critical to our and our children’s future. …
The Summer Issue of Wilderness News is Online – we look to the future of Minnesota’s Wild Rice, celebrate the fiftieth year of the Wilderness Act that created the BWCAW, and so much more.
Couple will paddle and sail from Minnesota to Washington, D.C. to mark wilderness’s 50th anniversary and highlight modern threats.
Study finds that copper-nickel mine next to the Boundary Waters is financially feasible.
Algae problems worsening on the big border lake, thanks to warmer weather.
Revived project faces financial and environmental challenges.
High winds cause dangerous conditions in northeast Minnesota on Tuesday night.
Mine proposal near the Boundary Waters loses significant source of funding. Chilean mining company Antofagasta PLC has declined an opportunity to take a bigger financial stake in the Twin Metals project near Ely, MN. The move means the company—which has invested more than $200 million in the joint venture so far—will pass up the chance for a controlling stake in the project, and operations will revert to junior mining company Duluth Metals.
Agency pledges to investigate emissions from coal-burning power plant in central Minnesota. Reduced visibility in federally-protected areas in northern Minnesota and Lake Superior was the subject of a legal settlement reached last week by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and environmental groups.
The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency has commenced a major study of water in the region.
Heavy rainfall has raised lake levels by at least five inches, inundating homes, National Park facilities, and the beloved islands of Ernest Oberholtzer.
Wilderness Canoe Base on Seagull Lake is a formative canoe camp program with a long, storied, and challenging history.