New Executive Order Could Threaten Public Hunting and Fishing Lands, Including the Boundary Waters
On March 20, President Trump signed another Executive Order with major implications for America’s public lands and waters.
Didn’t get a Boundary Waters permit? Consider these alternative canoe camping sites.
Still looking for a place to go canoe camping in the Upper Midwest this summer? The surge to book a Boundary Waters Canoe ...
New Executive Order Aims to Make Mining the Primary Use of Public Lands at ‘As Many Sites As Possible’
An executive order issued by the Trump Administration directs the government to mine federal public lands "to the maximum ...
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BORDERLANDS AND BOUNDARY WATERS
Joining the United States and Mexico, our borderlands to the south comprise one of the biggest ecosystem complexes in North America, with some of the least populated areas and the most important ...
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Trump’s critical minerals order may boost efforts to mine copper, nickel and cobalt in Minnesota
Environmentalists say the new Trump executive order that could boost mining threatens the Boundary Waters Canoe Area ...
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Boundary Waters Podcast Ep. 117 – Traveling at the Edge of the Material Earth
During our visit to Canoecopia, the Boundary Waters Podcast sat down with Peter Komendowski, a life-long wilderness traveler ...
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Trump’s Attack on Public Lands
His order includes review of areas that are currently protected, from the lush desert oases of Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Nevada to the northern boreal forests of the Boundary Waters ...