Hundreds of people gathered in St. Paul to call for protection of clean water, draw attention to water quality threats throughout the state, including the Boundary Waters region.
Star Tribune says Trump officials should justify how they decided to cancel an environmental review and reopen the opportunity for a mining proposal near the Boundary Waters to proceed.
Arne Carlson and another retired official say new information has come to light that requires a review of how the mine proposal was permitted.
Public land projects offer opportunities to help with trail-building, portage maintenance, and much more across northeastern Minnesota.
Designated the entire chain of islands recognizes thousands of years of indigenous connections and creates opportunity to tell new stories.
Replacing the previous video that was required viewing for permit-holders, a new series of three short videos is updated in strategy, style, and content.
Citizens asked to provide input on process to protect the health of waters in the Quetico-Superior region from a variety of threats.
Young advocates spend two days in the nation’s capital, sharing their stories and asking officials to protect the Boundary Waters.
Newly-found records show government fought against long-term leases and put caveats on the terms to ensure expedient mineral development.
Two key Democrats have sent a letter to administration officials seeking evidence to back up the September decision.
Watch an award-winning student film about how the BWCAW Act of 1978 came to pass, and learn more about the long road to wilderness protection.
Partnerships with state of Minnesota helps gather important information about the health of canoe country’s beloved clean lakes.
Crews from Quetico and the Superior National Forest met up in August to work on maintaining portages along the border, share skills, and build relationships.
“By examining annual growth rings in increment cores taken from tree trunks, we found that many pines at this site were more than 250 years old. Distinct injuries recorded within their rings denoted the passage of multiple low-severity surface fires that damaged but did not kill many of these trees…”
Federal government decides to let mining companies acquire leases to explore and extract minerals…
Harvard economist issue report comparing twenty years of wilderness protection to permitting the Twin Metals mine over the same span.
Wintergreen Northern Wear was invited to a “Made in America” showcase hosted by the Trump administration.
‘7 Generations’ seeks to celebrate the Arrowhead’s natural wonders and call attention to the potential for water pollution from proposed copper mines.
Boundary Waters businesses, environmental groups challenge the Trump administration’s effort to restore leases to Twin Metals which are critical for its mine proposal.
New group will organize and support young people seeking to ensure sound stewardship of canoe country.