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DNR announces Asian carp believed to be in the river
Recent water sampling indicates that Silver carp, one of the invasive Asian carp species, are present in the St. Croix River, potentially as far up the river as the dam at St. Croix Falls.
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Canoeists stranded by high water on upper St. Croix
Campers and counselors from a summer camp had to be rescued by authorities after swamping canoes Thursday night.
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Park Service recommends no paddlers on upper St. Croix due to high water
Heavy rain in the upper river watershed has resulted in record-breaking water levels, and has dangerous conditions above Riverside Landing.
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Slideshow of photos from the “Be Moved” river trip
Gary Noren, one of 11 people to paddle the length of the St. Croix and Namekagon Rivers last month, shared this video of his photos from the trip.
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Share your memories of the river near Rush City
Learn about the history of the St. Croix near Chisago and Pine counties, and share your family’s own stories, at an event on Sunday, August 14.
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Water should be blue, not green
Algae blooms broke out in the river last week during the hot weather. Planting rain gardens can help keep the river clean and healthy.
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Photos of storm damage to St. Croix State Park
The DNR has released new photos of the extensive damage caused to the park by a major storm on July 1 — the park is closed indefinitely for clean-up and repairs.
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Photos from the big St. Croix River trip
It was a hot day on the water as paddlers in the trip down the river traveled from Marine to Stillwater. The journey ends this Friday in Prescott.
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Two updates from the trip down the whole St. Croix
The ‘Be Moved by the River’ paddlers have enjoyed wildlife, beautiful scenery and camaraderie, and also experienced a big thunderstorm.
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Family event about St. Croix River amphibians this Friday
Kids can hold and touch live frogs and salamanders the evening of Friday, July 15 at a free event at the St. Croix River Visitor Center in St. Croix Falls.
