Rare October tornado reported in Boundary Waters
Unusual autumn twister leaves four-mile path of downed trees across popular BWCA wilderness lakes.
Unusual autumn twister leaves four-mile path of downed trees across popular BWCA wilderness lakes.
Project seeks to connect farmers and foresters as they plan to increase reforestation efforts in northern Minnesota.
An outbreak of spruce budworms in northeastern Minnesota created conditions primed for ignition and likely fueled this summer’s wildfires.
Officials with the U.S. Forest Service have taken a decisive step toward long-term protection of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, resuming study, could lead to 20-year mining moratorium.
Federal agencies conducting research to understand threat of toxins produced by cyanobacteria
A new survey finds split opinions but strong desire to prevent pollution. 61 percent of respondents said they agree mining should be prohibited…
State agency will debate PolyMet tailings permit and evaluate overall regulations.
Several new trail systems have opened in past 10 years, bringing thousands of riders to region.
Feathers from harvested birds can provide information that will help track population.
Public input invited on significant expansion sought by popular resort. Considering increased opportunities for recreation and tourism with potential impact to old-growth forest.
Ten years after the biggest wildfire in a century, the forest is full of life, and reminders of the Boundary Waters inferno.
New reports detail pristine waters of northeastern Minnesota, threats to the health, and strategies to protect them.
Discovery of juvenile invasive mussels indicates population is reproducing in iconic border lake and potentially within Voyageurs National Park.
Questions and answers about the wildfires consuming parts of northern Minnesota. Where do the animals go? How much of the BWCA has burned?
Superior Hiking Trail closed, Boundary Waters closed due to fires. Updated maps, photos from fires in Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness and Superior National Forest as official information is available. Greenwood Fire grows, Moose Lake Fire detected…
Fire increases to over 19,000 acres creates a pyrocumulus cloud resulting in fire-created lightning, new evacuations but weather conditions could be more favorable soon.
Forest Service shuts down wilderness area as large wildfires burn and drought continues, efforts to find visitors by canoe, float plane.
Project seeks to manage a growing threat to the park’s wetlands.
Rise in conflict between campers and bears has led Forest Service to require visitors keep their food safe.
Low water levels, cyanobacteria, wildfires, stressed forests due to extremely dry conditions.