St. Croix 360 shares stories about the St. Croix River to inspire stewardship. It has existed and evolved since 2010. While we are headquartered along the lower river, we report from throughout the 7,700-square mile watershed in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Topics range from dragonflies to floods, from fishing to oil pipelines. History and nature and art all mingle in this region like the meeting of waters. Our philosophy is that people who love the St. Croix and its tributaries are all united by it, and we all want to see it healthy and wild.
Based on these shared values, we seek to share factual, accurate stories that depend on rigorous reporting and research, In addition to a large readership, St. Croix 360’s work has been published in numerous other outlets, and inspired significant media coverage.
About 3,500 people subscribe to our weekly newsletter, and our website is viewed approximately 20,000 times per month. St. Croix 360 is supported solely by readers. Please contribute today.
Greatest Hits
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Archaeologists find new signs of the St. Croix River’s prehistoric people
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New members of Wisconsin town board revoke factory farm rules
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Drinking water severely contaminated near factory farm in St. Croix County
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New toxin found in St. Croix River fish
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Scientists find ‘stranded’ 100-year-old mussels surviving in upper St. Croix
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Railroad tycoons’ estate along St. Croix will open for holiday season family fun
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Residents of northwestern Wisconsin report increasing problems with bear hunters and hounds
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Developer proposes 12 new ‘cabins’ on St. Croix River
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Minnesota lawmakers ask DNR to reconsider ‘rough fish’
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St. Croix River reaches record-low water
Who?
St. Croix 360 was founded by Greg Seitz, a writer and river bum. I grew up in Stillwater and today live with my family in May Township, MN. I spend as much of my time as possible getting to know everything I can about the St. Croix.
Visit my personal website or read more about me in this Pioneer Press article from 2018: