Dear John,

Join Save the Boundary Waters for a virtual update on recent federal actions that put the Boundary Waters and America’s public lands at risk—including a newly issued Executive Order with sweeping consequences.

We’ll be joined by guest expert Alison Flint, Senior Legal Director at The Wilderness Society, who will break down the broader implications this Order has on federal lands nationwide and highlight additional key protective laws currently under threat.

I, Ingrid Lyons, Executive Director of Save the Boundary Waters, will outline our strategy to defend this irreplaceable Wilderness under the current administration.

Plus, Amanda Hefner, State Manager of Save the Boundary Waters, will update you about our work at the Minnesota State Capitol and the role the State has in protecting the Boundary Waters given the federal administration. 

Learn what these decisions mean for the future of the Boundary Waters—and how you can take action to help protect it. 

WHAT: Boundary Waters: Update on America's most threatened Wilderness and how you can help

WHERE: Online via Zoom. Sign up here >>

WHEN: Tuesday, April 1 at noon CT

WHY: Since January, the threats to the Boundary Waters have been mounting. The current federal administration is laser-focused on opening the Boundary Waters watershed up to mining. Last week The White House issued an Executive Order that put the Boundary Waters and America’s public lands at imminent risk.

Join us for this webinar as we dive into these threats, answer your questions, and outline our strategy to protect Canoe Country permanently.

We will take time for Q&A at the end. Please submit your questions ahead of time by emailing [email protected] or simply reply to this email. 

P.S. Have a friend or family member who is concerned about the Boundary Waters? Forward this invite their way. We would love to have them join the webinar!