Tribes and Forest Service announce co-stewardship of Superior National Forest
Historic move explains how Forest Service will respect treaty rights for northern Minnesota Ojibwe.
Historic move explains how Forest Service will respect treaty rights for northern Minnesota Ojibwe.
The National Park Service releases plans to manage ice roads and put rules in place for use.
Project studies potential of converting excess fuel for forest fires to useful material for several purposes.
Tom Hall takes over as head of Superior National Forest, will lead federal agency through several significant issues in years ahead.
Annual reports reveal wolf reintroduction is part of reason for steep drop in moose.
The famous wooden staircase connecting Rose and Duncan Lakes in the BWCA was recently replaced with stone. No power tools could be used and the portage stayed open…
Permits shut down due to pandemic will soon be available again to people paddling between U.S. and Canada.
Federal officials are reviewing how shuttles affect crowding and solitude, while advocates say it’s ignoring limits.
In just a few days, it burned 93,000 acres of wilderness, and threatened the lives of Forest Service personnel and visitors. A series of events based in Ely covers forest management, the fire’s aftermath, and wildland firefighting.
A coalition of groups is seeking national designation for the historic canoe routes near the Minnesota-Ontario border.
New materials help teachers share challenges and hopes of restoring wolves to unique National Park in Lake Superior.
A specialized Forest Service team quickly examined fire’s effects and recommended most urgent steps.
The 42-foot craft will be based at the Kabetogama Visitors Center and provide access to popular parts of the park that are only accessible by water.
Agency seeks to restore wilderness experience by cutting quotas on 24 entry points to address congestion, violations, and wilderness degradation.
Wolves, moose, climate change on Isle Royale. New documentary shows how wolf decline is interwoven with ice and exploding moose population, and the debate over what people should do about it.
A significant increase in visitors last year showed value of wilderness, while posing some challenges.
Permit holders will be required to receive training this year to help prevent problems seen last summer.
The Superior National Forest says it will try to educate visitors about responsible recreation when permits go on sale next week.
Northern Minnesota’s National Park follows Boundary Waters in being certified by international organization.
New study shows how people shaped iconic canoe country forests with fire, authors say it’s time to get back to those roots.