Duluth woman will cross Boundary Waters to support wilderness education
Emily Ford will follow up inspiring trip last winter with trip along the frozen Border Route.
Emily Ford will follow up inspiring trip last winter with trip along the frozen Border Route.
Biden administration revokes Twin Metals mineral rights for proposed copper-nickel mine. Secretary Deb Haaland stated: “After a careful legal review, we found the leases were improperly renewed in violation of applicable statutes and regulations, and we are taking action to cancel them.”
Discussions will cover proposed plan to prohibit new mining activities in locations that threaten BWCAW, if successful, the prohibition would effectively block the proposed Twin Metals mine.
Agency seeks to restore wilderness experience by cutting quotas on 24 entry points to address congestion, violations, and wilderness degradation.
Unusual autumn twister leaves four-mile path of downed trees across popular BWCA wilderness lakes.
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.
New reports detail pristine waters of northeastern Minnesota, threats to the health, and strategies to protect them.
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…
The Coronavirus Pandemic is creating questions about whether parks are open, the status of permits and more. Quetico Superior Wilderness News will update this page as information is available, always check …
Forest Service shuts down wilderness area as large wildfires burn and drought continues, efforts to find visitors by canoe, float plane.
Forest Service will return to near normal permitting process as the public health threat passes.
Experienced engineer from Iron Range publicly states opposition to proposed Twin Metals mine.
“Where else can you run 100 miles and not have to carry water with you? That clean water is worth protecting.”
A series of rulings has offered wins and losses for both environmental groups and mining proponents.
A significant increase in visitors last year showed value of wilderness, while posing some challenges.
BWCAW is #3 on the list of America’s Most Endangered Rivers, threatened by pollution from proposed mine.
Permit holders will be required to receive training this year to help prevent problems seen last summer.
What makes the Boundary Waters so inspiring? This coloring page has us looking forward to pine-studded shorelines, long days of fishing, and embarking on new adventures.
Mark Dayton: “…the only acceptable goal is permanent protection from copper mining near the Boundary Waters.”
Expedition raises funds and awareness for Pine Ridge reservation with trek across Border Route Trail from Rainy Lake to Grand Portage.