Just stopping by – checking in on the Evening Grosbeak
This bright and brilliant winter finch is a familiar sight to many in the northwoods of Minnesota, sometimes arriving in unexpected flocks of dozens or hundreds. But are they disappearing?
This bright and brilliant winter finch is a familiar sight to many in the northwoods of Minnesota, sometimes arriving in unexpected flocks of dozens or hundreds. But are they disappearing?
Photojournalist Ben Olson shares his trek to find Minnesota’s elusive lynx. “My obsession with Canada lynx stems from a series of unexpected events and chance encounters…”
A fall hike along the edge of the Boundary Waters. Ada Igoe shares one of her favorite trails, easily accessible from the Gunflint, on marked ski trails through aspen and jackpine to incredible vistas…
A race with a Boundary Waters twist – some runners carry canoes, about 8,390 rods, through the heart of Superior National Forest.
A new report shares the results of a regional bird-banding effort that is shedding new light on the status of many boreal species.
Forest Service officials say significant swaths of public land have been burned this spring to accomplish a variety of management goals.
Superior National Forest officials recently concluded the lengthy development of a plan to manage significant swaths of public land near and in the Boundary Waters.
Federal government plans to give the company 6,500 acres for its mine in exchange for lands elsewhere on the National Forest.
Forest Service offers chance for public to weigh in whether or not mines should be allowed in the wilderness watershed.
Help with wilderness management and maintenance – and spend a few months living in canoe country.
Proposal seeks to deal with state lands locked up in Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness.
Two parcels on Fall Lake have been acquired and transferred to public ownership.
The Superior National Forest wants the public’s ideas for a road network that is functional and affordable.
Northern Minnesota politicians strongly oppose potential study under consideration by Forest Service.
The U.S. Forest Service has approved a plan for mining companies to expand the exploration for minerals in the Superior National Forest near Ely.
Representative Chip Cravaack has introduced federal legislation to authorize an exchange of state lands within the Boundary Waters for federal land outside.
A number of secondary roads, trails, Boundary Waters portages, and campsites in the Superior National Forest remain blocked due to winter storm damage in mid-April.
Brenda Halter has been named the new supervisor of the Superior National Forest, replacing Jim Sanders, who retired from the position in December.
Superior National Forest administrators can move forward with plans to designate routes for use by ATVs and other off-road vehicles, District Court Judge Susan Richard Nelson has ruled.
The Superior National Forest is reminding the public that its trees and boughs can be harvested for use in holiday decorating.