On March 20, President Trump signed another Executive Order with major implications for America’s public lands and waters.

We were technically waiting for bears, but we found something different: peace, solitude and harmony with the wilderness.

An executive order issued by the Trump Administration directs the government to mine federal public lands "to the maximum ...

Restrictions are in effect at the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness as forest ... "To reduce the chances of attracting wildlife, attractants should be suspended at least 12 feet above the ...

Canoeing is one of the best ways to explore nature, combining the thrill of adventure and peace of tranquility ...

Leaders of the an environmental protection group, Save the Boundary Waters, are sounding the alarm over a new executive order ...

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 ...

Environmentalists say the new Trump executive order that could boost mining threatens the Boundary Waters Canoe Area ...

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 ...

The law established 16 wildlife refuges ... Becky Rom In 2015, Mondale volunteered to assist Save the Boundary Waters in its fight to ban copper mining in the Boundary Waters headwaters.