Links

Additional Information

• American Recreation Coalition
  The American Recreation Coalition (ARC) is a Washington-based non-profit organization formed in 1979. Since its inception, ARC has sought to catalyze public/private partnerships to enhance and protect outdoor recreational opportunities and the resources upon which such experiences are based.
   
• Arrowhead Coalition for Multiple Use
  A multi-use group formed to educate the public to promote reasonable access, sensible multiple use recreation, management and opportunities to enjoy public lands and waters in the Arrowhead Region of Minnesota.
   
• Associated Contract Loggers & Truckers of Minnesota
  The ACLT represents the largest logging trade association in Minnesota
   
• BlueRibbon Coalition
  Helping to preserve our natural resources FOR the public instead of FROM the public.
   
• Center for the Defense of Free Enterprise
  Dedicated to current issues, strategies, and public policy of Constitutional consequence.
   
• Dorothy Molter Museum
  Some remember her fondly as the "Root Beer Lady" while others recall her as the "Nightingale of the Wilderness" or simply, Dorothy. The Dorothy Molter Memorial Foundation located in Ely, Minnesota, was formed to preserve and interpret Dorothy Molter's legacy.
   
• Goodbye Green: How Extremists Stole the Environmental Movement from Moderate America and Killed It - Glen A. Duncan
  Good reading and a great educational tool.
   
• Lake States Resource Alliance
  Lake States Resource Alliance - LSRA the multiple use organization.
   
• Liberty Matters
  Tracking threats to free markets, property rights and limited government.
   
• MACC - Multiple Access Conservation Coalition
  Calls for "the sensible and reasonable management of our natural resources for the benefit of the many, not restrictions for the appeasement of the few."
   
• Midwest Outdoorsman
  Fishing and Hunting Reports from the Midwest.
   
• Minnesota Outdoor Heritage Alliance (MOHA)
  Oranization whose mission is to protect and guarantee the right to pursue the time-honored traditions of hunting and fishing, and related activities, for every Minnesota citizen, in perpetuity, through legislative action, public awareness and education.
   
• Minnesota United Snowmobile Association
  Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA) was organized in 1978 to protect, preserve and promote the sport of snowmobiling throughout Minnesota through favorable legislation and programs. Through the years, MnUSA has become a state and national leader in recreational support.
   
• United Northern Sportsmen
  Minnesota's largest and most active conservation club located a short 25 minute drive from downtown Duluth.
   
• Arrowhead Coalition for Multiple Use
  A multi-use group formed to educate the public to promote reasonable access, sensible multiple use recreation, management and opportunities to enjoy public lands and waters in the Arrowhead Region of Minnesota.
   

Area Chambers of Commerce

• Ely Chamber of Commerce
   
• Grand Marais Chamber of Commerce
   
• Lake Vermilion Area Chamber of Commerce
   
• Cook Area Chamber of Commerce
   
• Orr Chamber of Commerce
   
• International Falls Area Chamber of Commerce
   

Area Newspapers

• Ely Echo
   
• Cook County Star
   
• The Daily Journal - International Falls
   
• Duluth News Tribune
   
• Lake County News-Chronicle
   
• Mesabi Daily News
   
• Ely Timberjay
   

The Other Side

• Environmental Working Group
  Their agenda includes active regionally and nationally in monitoring and appealing timber sales.
   
• Superior Wilderness Action Network
  An organization whose goal is "to set aside approximately fifty (50) percent of the North American continent (Turtle Island) as "wild land" for the preservation of biological diversity."
   
• Wildlands Project
  A project started and maintaind by Earth First founder Dave Forman. Among their views, they believe "...today's conservation movement also emphasizes scientific, ecological, and evolutionary values, and, increasingly, the intrinsic rights of Nature."