Climate Change

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Inventory and Monitoring Network

The Great Lakes Inventory and Monitoring Network provides reliable scientific information for park managers and the public.

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Managing for Healthy Aquatic Ecosystems

Voyageurs helps keep its lake ecosystems healthy and resilient, supporting wildlife and creating lasting opportunities for visitors.

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Mercury Impacts on Aquatic Ecosystems

Mercury from human activity reaches Voyageurs’ remote lakes, affecting fish and wildlife. Clean air is essential for aquatic ecosystems.

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Managing Coldwater Fish Populations

Warming lakes reduce cold, oxygen‑rich habitat. Voyageurs studies and protects coldwater fish as climate change impacts their habitat.

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Climate Change and Your National Parks

The National Park Service is addressing climate change with science‑based action and sustainable operations from Acadia to Zion.

Last updated: March 11, 2026

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Contact Info

Mailing Address:

Voyageurs National Park Headquarters
360 Hwy 11 East

International Falls, MN 56649

Phone:

(218)-283-6600

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