Take Action to Keep Protections for the Boundary Waters and its Wildlife

Moose, and many other species, depend on healthy habitat in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness for their survival. But those waters are now under threat by toxic sulfide-ore copper mining.

Congress is trying to use a legislative tool that will not only overturn protections from dangerous mining – it will prevent any administration from ever enacting similar safeguards.

It’s up to our senators to stop this dangerous legislation that could devastate the Boundary Waters. Please stand up for moose, loon, lynx and all Boundary Waters wildlife by telling your senators not to overturn protections from mining.

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Bull moose grazing along the shoreline of Moosecamp Lake in the Boundary Waters.