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Federal policy change lets companies kill birds — as long as it’s not on purpose
Interior Department’s new interpretation of the law removes penalties for accidental bird deaths.
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More than a pretty paddle: Namekagon River trip offers education and entertainment
Annual adventure offers lots of support to paddlers, as well as numerous programs to enrich the experience.
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Spring melt means minor flooding on lower St. Croix River
Seasonal cycles mean towns might be affected by high water into early May.
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Call for artists: The Phipps seeks submissions for special St. Croix River exhibit
Deadline is July 1 for artists across the country to apply for a juried exhibition at the art center in Hudson this September and October.
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Uncommon bird species currently abundant on the St. Croix River
A belated spring migration means interesting species can be seen throughout the watershed.
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Photos: See the St. Croix’s slow-moving spring from the sky
Aerial images capture the ice breaking up and floating downstream — and again after the recent snowstorm.
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America’s freshwater mussels are going extinct — here’s why that sucks
Dozens of these water-filtering species are at risk of vanishing, and that’s bad news for every living creature that relies on them.
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Stillwater navigates towards no-wake zone on its riverfront
City seeks to improve safety and make downtown more welcoming to boaters.
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Watch: Wisconsin tourism program features river fun in Hudson
Discover Wisconsin hosts enjoyed the St. Croix and Willow Rivers, as well as food, drinks, arts, shopping, and more.
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Pine Needles artists-in-residence excited to work with St. Croix scientists
Three Twin Cities artists and one art and science student from Iowa will live and work in the Pine Needles cabin this summer.
