The Voyageurs Conservancy is the official nonprofit partner of Minnesota’s Voyageurs National Park. We represent a community of people who love Voyageurs and are committed to its ongoing stewardship.
Our work began in 1965, when a group of visionary citizens came together with the goal of protecting the lands and waters of the Rainy, Kabetogama, Namakan, and Sand Point Lakes region of northern Minnesota. Voyageurs National Park was established in 1975.
Today, your gift helps us carry on their legacy. In partnership with the National Park Service, the Voyageurs Conservancy works to preserve the wild character and unique experience of Voyageurs by funding projects and programs that will sustain it for generations to come.
Voyageurs Spring Thaw
April 25, 2024
Glass House, 145 Holden Street NE
Minneapolis, MN & Online
Embark with us on an unforgettable journey into the open waters of Voyageurs at the fourth annual Spring Thaw - a signature event featuring North Wood's song, stories, and awe-inspiring science that unveil the park's latest triumphs and future endeavors.
The Spring Thaw is the biggest night for Voyageurs National Park with exclusive event experiences designed to help you discover, connect, and protect your park.
What We Do
The Voyageurs Conservancy is the park’s official nonprofit partner, working with the National Park Service to support recreation and conservation projects, enhance education and community engagement, and protect the wild nature of the park for future generations.
eXPlore the Park
Encompassing 218,000 acres, Voyageurs National Park is a wide-open gateway to the great outdoors. A welcome mat for adventure, family fun, and escape. Where rich history, stunning ecological diversity, and accessibility combine to offer visitors of all ages and skill levels an experience that’s uniquely Voyageurs.
“The Voyageurs Conservancy provides a way for me to help make sure the legacy of Voyageurs lives on and my kids can have the same experiences with their kids in the park.”
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