How healthy is the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness really? Will the Boundary Waters survive climate change, mining, invasive species and the myriad of issues faced today? The Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness released an extensive and revealing report…
Letters to leaders of two government agencies seek completion of study of mining in the wilderness watershed before proposals move forward.
Anglers can start going after the coldwater fish in wilderness waters two weeks earlier than the rest of the state.
A bill restoring mineral rights near the Boundary Waters squeaked through the House of Representatives last week, but doesn’t yet have a Senate author.
First-of-its-kind economic analysis found wilderness users have a significant economic impact in the region.
Visitors wishing to use two popular entry points off the Fernberg Road can apply for their chance starting Dec. 14.
Dave and Amy Freeman spent a year in the Boundary Waters, using social media to inspire others to protect the wilderness.
Paddleboarders record quirky film about traversing the Boundary Waters on popular new watercraft.
New data shows mixed messages about the number of visitors, changing use, and shifting demographics.
Foss Lake Fire was lit by Forest Service but escaped containment and has caused the closure of one wilderness entry point.
Reservations can be made starting today for entry points and dates during the summer quota season.
Ambitious adventure is the subject of a NPR story as the canoeing couple sparks conversation on stewardship.
Wilderness Watch alleges Forest Service is allowing outfitters to exceed legal limits.
Boy survives ordeal trapped in remote rapids thanks to a complex operation by emergency responders.
Starting in September, pair plan to camp, travel, and educate from the wilderness for 12 months in an effort to help protect it.
Duluth news reporter talks with guides, outfitters, Forest Service staff, and paddlers about having a successful Boundary Waters canoe trip.
Lawsuit settlement sets stage for 50 percent reduction in harmful power plant emissions.
Congresswoman announces bill to revoke federal mineral leases in Rainy River basin.
Last year saw another decline in overall numbers, as the average age of wilderness visitors continues to rise.
Two parcels on Fall Lake have been acquired and transferred to public ownership.