1999 BWCA Blowdown – A Storm Like No Other
Revisit the 1999 BWCA Blowdown in Cary Griffith’s “Gunflint Falling,” with fascinating survivor stories, rescues and a forest’s recovery.
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Does the Future of our Planet Depend on Moss?
What can moss teach us about climate change? Welcome to SPRUCE, the largest climate change experiment in the world!…
Will Climate Change Make Us Rethink Wilderness?
Might climate change usher in a new era of conservation in the Boundary Waters that will likely require us to…
An Ecosystem in Transition: The Boundary Waters in a Warming World
Are we seeing a profound ecosystem shift that will fundamentally transform the Boundary Waters in our lifetimes?…
The Boundary Waters – A Cosmic Perspective
Expanding our perspective can begin with a night under the stars on the edge of the Boundary Waters Wilderness.
Aquatic invasive species in the Boundary Waters
Are you looking out for aquatic invasive species in the Boundary Waters? Simple steps to protect the BWCA by preventing…
The Boundary Waters – Dark Sky Sanctuary
Why is it so important to have Dark Sky Sanctuaries like the Boundary Waters – which at 1.1 acres is…
Winners of 2021 Boundary Waters Photo Contest
Moments of wilderness, humor and beauty are captured and shared by the winners of our 2021 Boundary Waters photo contest.
Inspired by the North
For painter Tom Uttech, trips to Quetico and the northland provided a lifetime of inspiration and shaped his art.