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5 Highlights from the Northern Moose Alliance
Our scientists are gathering data, engaging the public Photo credit: Katie Slanga Moose—Mooz in the Ojibwe language—are a living emblem of the northwoods, with deep significance to the people and ecology of the Lake Superior region. After a deep decline over the past two decades, moose populations have stabilized, but remain fragile. The Northern Moose Alliance is an innovative state-tribal-nonprofit partnership initiative to help Minnesota’s struggling moose population—and i
Jun 4


From Big Water Comes Big Ideas: A Founding Board Member Reflects on NPLSF
There's a saying around here: from big water comes big ideas. For twenty years, the National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation (NPLSF) has been proving it true — funding the projects, mobilizing the volunteers, and telling the stories that keep our five national parks thriving along the greatest of the Great Lakes. Founding board member Carol Brady was there when it all came together, and she hasn't slowed down since. "We had a couple of years of little meetings here and ther
Mar 19


NPLSF@20: Celebrating the wildlife, water, land and people of Lake Superior
For 20 years, the National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation (NPLSF) has championed one of the most extraordinary freshwater ecosystems on Earth. Lake Superior holds 10% of the world’s surface freshwater—more than all the other Great Lakes combined—touching three U.S. states and one Canadian province. Stewardship of this globally significant ecosystem is our shared responsibility. As the official philanthropic partner of the lake’s five extraordinary national parks, NPLSF has
Mar 19
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