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Eagle event will feature live birds

By Greg Seitz | April 6, 2011 | < 1 minute read

Bald eagle

Join the National Park Service this Saturday for a day of learning and celebration of our national symbol.

Group organizes trip down entire river

By Greg Seitz | April 6, 2011 | 2 minute read

Be Moved by the St. Croix River

To celebrate its 100th anniversary, the St. Croix River Association will travel the whole river in July, and the public is invited to join the trip.

Second crest predicted to be higher

By Greg Seitz | April 6, 2011 | < 1 minute read

April 5 2011 St. Croix River chart

After cresting last week and bottoming out again yesterday, the river is on its way back up to potentially an even higher crest than the first.

Time-lapse flood video

By Greg Seitz | April 4, 2011 | < 1 minute read

A Hudson photographer has created a time-lapse video of the rising waters last week.

The St. Croix subway

By Greg Seitz | February 24, 2011 | < 1 minute read

Mississippi River system map

The St. Croix is included in a cool map of the Mississippi River system, done in a style usually associated with subways.

"The paint dries fast out here"

By Greg Seitz | July 27, 2010 | < 1 minute read

Bob White painted a scene while anchored off a shore of the St. Croix River at William O'Brien State Park.

Marine on St. Croix painter and fishing guide Bob White spent much of his life traveling between Alaska and Argentina, but he calls the St. Croix River home now.

A "watery embrace"

By Greg Seitz | June 21, 2010 | < 1 minute read

A canoe and fisherman on the upper St. Croix River

The wildness, beauty and joy of the upper St. Croix River really shines through in a piece from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.

Exploring the river’s biggest park

By Greg Seitz | June 6, 2010 | 6 minute read

Canoeing, camping and fly-fishing for bass on the river in Minnesota’s St. Croix State Park.

Annual "waterfowl harassment tour"

By Greg Seitz | April 11, 2010 | 4 minute read

An early spring paddle down the river is a much-needed return to the water, though nesting ducks and geese might not have appreciated our visit.

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