New film covers Isle Royale wolf reintroduction
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.
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.
Agency asks for public comments on how to spend money from the Great American Outdoors Act recently signed into law to catch up on maintenance backlog.
Aircraft purchased by the Forest Service in the late 1950s work on everything from wildfire, search-and-rescue, to wildlife management.
Wolves that have been transported to Isle Royale National Park as part of a plan to restore ecological balance to the island in Lake Superior seem to be making themselves at home. They have begun to form packs, hunt moose — and even raise pups.
BWCAW awarded prestigious Dark Sky status from international organization concerned with light pollution.
Extensive improvements completed as popular visitor destination is brought back to its original glory.
On August 5, 2020 we lost a wilderness legend. An ambassador to the backcountry, a passionate voice for Quetico Provincial Park, a trailblazer, a source of knowledge, a true hero. “What …
Rangers report negative encounters between wilderness visitors and offer advice to prevent problems.
Canadian researcher seeks to improve understanding of how spiny water flea and global warming are affecting walleye and cisco.
The public is invited to submit comments on the environmental impacts of updates and upgrades to historic part of the park.
Recreation areas allow local residents to take day trips, but camping is prohibited to prevent spread of coronavirus.
Federal agency calls off all spring burning plans as officials seek to reduce connected risks of fires and health.
Respected northern Minnesota rescue squad responded to hundreds of calls last year, including almost 20 in the Boundary Waters wilderness.
Park managers invite comments about what is working and what is needed at the water-based National Park in northern Minnesota.
National Park Service invites input on preliminary plans for changes to lodging, day-use recreation, and other improvements to the popular part of the park.