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New stretches of St. Croix River and its tributaries declared impaired
State agency says nutrient levels exceed new standards, though the water has been improving in recent decades.
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Flexing Mussels, Part 1: Citizens scientists study special St. Croix creatures
U of MN researcher is joined by volunteer crew wading into mussel research.
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Farmers partner with conservation district to reduce runoff into Kettle River tributary
Moose Lake farm works toward state water certification by collaborating with local agency to make numerous improvements.
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Watch: Kayaking the St. Croix’s cloud-tinted waters
Travel back to a warmer, greener time with paddlers exploring the river on a gorgeous day.
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Conservation groups call for Minnesota to ban lead ammunition and fishing tackle
Petition to DNR says the toxic substance kills millions of birds and other animals each year, acceptable alternatives exist, and it’s time to act.
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Scandia writer’s work ‘sings with imagery of the earth’
Heidi Barr’s new book of poetry joins a previous collection of essays in encouraging readers to stop and connect with nature.
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North Woods event calendar aims to link region
New site offers event listings across St. Croix River region, helping residents and visitors find activities, and connecting communities.
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Sturgeon fishing on the St. Croix: What you need to know to catch a living dinosaur
Get the gear and the knowledge needed to pursue the river’s unique and ancient fish species.
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Tweets from the seats: Highlights of the 31st annual St. Croix River Research Rendezvous
Read real-time updates as presenters shared study findings and looked back at legacy of science and stewardship.
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Two video reports focus on fight against hog farm in Trade River region
State and national news outlets share story of CAFO conflict near St. Croix River tributary.
