Register to explore the river with expert guides and try your hand at writing haiku on June 18.
Northwest Wisconsin Lakes Conference offers presentations and more about region’s waters
Annual event brings together property-owners, scientists, and others to talk about a variety of subjects affecting area lakes.
Fourth-grade students take to the St. Croix River for history, nature, stewardship
Field trips provide students with access to the riverway while sharing the natural wonders and history of their national park.
Five years after massive manure spill, residents fighting for clean water
Big dairy in Willow River watershed dumped 300,000 gallons of manure into a wetland in 2017.
St. Croix Creature Feature: Prothonotary warbler
A brilliant little bird with a big confusing name finds its particular nesting needs along the St. Croix River.
Afton State Park phenology, May 27 to June 2, 2022
Baby birds and butterflies, frogs and toads, blooming flowers and fruit, and so much more.
Officials urge safe and responsible boating as season starts
Stay sober and always wear a life jacket near or on water.
River remains high and cold, no-wake rules in effect for start of summer
Water levels are dropping but still elevated on lower St. Croix.
Xcel Energy to begin temporary drawdown of St. Croix Falls Flowage
Power company lowering water levels behind dam to repair damage from recent flooding.
Residents resist St. Croix Falls riverside development proposal
Numerous local citizens spoke out at a recent meeting against a plan to sell city land to home builder.
Bike tour explores geology of Marine and Scandia
Biking enthusiast and geologist Dale Setterholm leads two tours on June 11.
Birds, Bugs, and Blooms: A St. Croix 360 spring Saturday
The river was alive as we started the River Ramblers season.
Tribal officials applaud plan to change derogatory names for places
Mille Lacs Band recommends replacement names for lakes near Snake River in Pine City.
No wakes allowed on lower St. Croix due to high water [Cancelled 5/30]
River rises rapidly after heavy rains, will drop slowly.