Almost 60 volunteers looking to assist the BWAC organization with trail clearing, attended the Spring Crew Member Orientation and Safety Training this past Tuesday evening at the REI Bloomington location.
Crew Leader picnic and training session
The Boundary Waters Advisory Committee is gearing up for fall clearing trips to the Powwow Trail. After a shortened spring trip season, due to snow cover, crew leaders have planned 13 trips for September and October 2022. To continue our record of safe and productive trips, 23 crew leaders met on Thursday, August 11th at the North Mississippi Regional Park for a picnic lunch and a refresher leadership training session.
November News and volunteer with BWAC at the Midwest Mountaineering Expo
US Forest Service and BWA Committee Celebrate 10 Years of BWCAW Powwow Trail Restoration on October 30
Fall Trips Announced
Summer News from the Boundary Waters Advisory Committee
Friends of BWCA Trails: Spring 2021 President's Message
Volunteer Group to clear on the BWCAW Powwow Trail Again This Spring
December Greetings from the Boundary Waters Advisory Committee
As 2020 comes to a close, I want to thank each of you for supporting BWAC’s mission of advocating for and preserving BWCAW trails in the Superior National Forest. The dedication and warmth of our members was more apparent than ever during the unpredictable months of 2020. Whether you were able to join one of our work crews, were an administrative helper, walked a Boundary Waters trail in 2020, or spread the word about our nonprofit, thank you for paying forward to Boundary Waters trails.
