Forest Service seeks to keep up with climate change
Minnesota’s northern forests are changing with a warming climate, and Superior National Forest and partners have a plan to adapt.
Minnesota’s northern forests are changing with a warming climate, and Superior National Forest and partners have a plan to adapt.
Logging, roads, and residences all affect where wolves look for favorite prey.
Wildlife biologists say new research reveals important information about birds.
Events will offer interested groups and individuals informal conversation with Forest Service leaders.
Agency kicks off review of commercial motor use with comment period on issues to consider.
Despite lawsuits, Twin Metals pursues copper-nickel mine near the South Kawishiwi River in northeastern MN. Mining project threatens popular lake in BWCAW watershed.
Video captured in Voyageurs is only the second time that behavior has been filmed.
New research reveals widespread presence of pollutants being studied for the first time.
A slower pace, quieter trails, and breathtaking beauty make Ely the perfect spot for your next fall colors tour.
A bountiful year for natural food sources has kept most bears away from people, but a few spots have had multiple problems.
The Gitchi-Gami State Trail has so many route options and scenic vistas, you’d be remiss to not consider it on your next North Shore trip.
Federal court rejects attempt to overturn cancellation of 57-year-old licenses to extract public resources.
New study says lakes near the 2021 Greenwood Fire saw significant and surprising impacts.
Superior National Forest upholds treaty rights and rejects request for new ski runs on public land.
After two years of high demand in the wilderness, Superior National Forest data shows that the number of visitors to the BWCA last year returned to similar levels as before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Animals are observed frequenting same sites where transmission can easily occur.
Learn simple tips for wildlife safety to ensure your next trip to the arrowhead region of Minnesota is fun and safe for everyone.
Company calls off plans to expand on public land so it can consult on treaty rights.
Justices find that state and federal agencies concealed concerns about water pollution potential.
With no permits or user fees, it’s easier to access than the BWCA and equally as spectacular. Whether you’re looking for great fishing, paddling and portaging, or just a long weekend of relaxation, you’re sure to find a canoe trip in Superior National Forest that exceeds your expectations.