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Presentation About Brown’s Creek Restoration Projects

The March 21 seminar will cover recent projects to restore water quality in the beloved Stillwater trout stream.

By Greg Seitz | March 19, 2013 | < 1 minute read

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BCWD Manager Connie Taillon, SCC Member Paul Spilseth, BCWD Manager Craig Leiser, BCWD Manager Gail Pundsack and BCWD Manager Rick Vanzwol in front of a recently planted raingarden at Stillwater CC. (Photo courtesy Brown's Creek Watershed District)

Brown’s Creek Watershed District and Stillwater Country Club members stand in front of a new rain garden at the golf course.

The Brown’s Creek Watershed District recently completed two stream rehabilitation projects in their effort to improve the cold-water fishery of their namesake. A third stream project in partnership with the Department of Natural Resources is also currently underway.

Each of these projects addresses a distinctly different but common impairment of Minnesota streams.  The presentation will touch on the impairments, solutions, funding, metrics of success and lessons learned. All are welcome!

Addressing Impairments to Brown’s Creek: Golf, Trains and Highways

Public Forum and Presentation by Kevin Biehn, Landscape Architect and Stream Specialist – Emmons & Olivier Resources, Inc.

Thursday, March 21st, 2013 • 6:30–7:45 P.M.
Wildwood Branch of the Washington County Library
763 Stillwater Road • Mahtomedi, Minnesota

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