BWCAW

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BWCAWBoundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (Minnesota)
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Although logging is not allowed in the BWCAW portion of the aerial sampling frame (Fig.
Comparing stratification schemes for aerial moose surveys
The BWCAW stretches over more than 1.1 million acres of northern Minnesota's Superior National Forest.
(Backes 1997, 273) Unlike the situation in Gotchnik, disputes over motors in the BWCAW do not always involve Native Americans or treaty rights.
When indigenous rights and wilderness collide: prosecution of Native Americans for using motors in Minnesota's Boundary Waters Canoe Wilderness Area
When viewed in this light, the Court concludes that the Chiefs decision is in accord with the BWCAW Act, the Wilderness Act, and prudent wilderness management" (1392).
Rhetorical traction: Definitions and institutional arguments in judicial opinions about wilderness access
Historically, the rot rotation period for catastrophic fires in the BWCAW had been [double tidle]50-100 years (Heinselman 1973), less than the potential life-span of the tree species, so that fire-adapted species listed above dominated at all stages of stand development.
Spatial patterns and succession in a Minnesota southern-boreal forest
a snowmobile trail on the perimeter of the BWCAW, high above a
The underappreciated role of the National Environmental Policy Act in wilderness designation and management
climate change resistance and resilience in BWCAW. (192) They predict
The Wilderness Act and climate change adaptation
A map covering the North Shore and BWCAW is available from Superior National Forest, Box 338, Duluth, MN 55801; (218) 720-5380.
Cross-country scheming
In the BWCAW, managers may want to use chemicals to preserve stands of black ash if future climate change facilitates invasion of the emerald ash borer.
The Wilderness Act and climate change adaptation
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