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Iowa expert shares lessons about hog production and water pollution
Chris Jones learned a lot about industrial agriculture in his career — and then got in trouble for talking about it.
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Drought deepens across St. Croix basin
Recent rain has provided slight relief, but region remains dry.
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Researchers say seeds from invasive buckthorn don’t live as long as previously thought
Discovery could change how the non-native brush is removed and managed.
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Mobile art gallery will show youth nature photos at St. Croix Valley sites
Work by participants in innovative “In A New Light” program will be on display at state parks and other locations.
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Watershed district seeks photographer-in-residence
Agency centered around Woodbury offers nine-month opportunity to celebrate and educate.
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3M offers $10.3B settlement over PFAS contamination in water systems – now, how do you destroy a ‘forever chemical’?
PFAS can be filtered, but getting rid of the chemicals is a monumental challenge. A biochemist and soil scientist explain.
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Renewed St. Croix Research Rendezvous requests scientific presentation proposals
Annual event sharing studies in the watershed will return at new location after three years off.
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Company proposes nickel mine near St. Croix watershed
Talon Metals submits application for underground mine located upstream of Big Sandy Lake.
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DNR accepting comments on Grindstone River dam removal
Removing dam on Kettle River tributary expected to improve safety and fish habitat.
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Afton State Park phenology, June 16 to June 22
The solstice season means long sunlight and more babies are being born.
