Archeologists uncover clues about the first people to use the Boundary Waters
Archeologist have uncovered artifacts and tools that suggest people inhabited the area we now know as the Boundary Waters…
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The Shaman’s Daughter
My experiences in the BWCA are shaped and informed by my relationship with shamanism and spirits. There is an…
Janice Matichuk’s home in Cache Bay
For many, Janice Matichuk was as much a part of Quetico as the stands of red pine, clear water…
Winners of the 2020 Photo Contest
Few places are as photogenic as the Boundary Waters, and the eight winning photos from our 2020 photo contest…
A Boundary Waters Bachelorette Bash
Where’s the best place to spend your bachelorette party? The Boundary Waters!…
Twin Metals and the Trump Administration Team up to Take Down Environmental Protections
Why has the Trump administration placed the financial interests of Antofagasta Plc — a Chilean mining conglomerate owned by…
The Wilderness in a Time of Crisis
What is it about the wilderness that makes it such a spiritual necessity? Is it the simplicity of being…
The Way We Used to Travel in the BWCA
Three women recount their experiences in the Boundary Waters during the 1960s and 70s. These accounts provide a unique…
Inside Twin Metals’ Plan to Pollute
The mine Twin Metals wants to build is set up to fail. The mine plan is riddled with oversights,…