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Looking for birds from the seat of a kayak
A National Park Service-guided trip down the St. Croix River was a great way to enjoy one beautiful summer morning.
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Potentially harmful algae blooms showing up in St. Croix River
Too much warm weather and nutrient run-off is causing algae blooms which pose potential health risks to humans and animals.
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Stillwater Library art show features St. Croix River paintings
A short interview with the painter Christopher Copeland, whose work is on display through the end of August.
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Asian carp updates
New efforts are underway to protect the St. Croix River from the invasive carp, including an opportunity for individuals to take action.
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Fish sampling: revealing the secrets below the St. Croix’s surface
Our correspondent recently spent a day learning exactly what swims in the St. Croix.
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Get your “Kids on the Water” at Marine Landing on August 11
The free event will feature Randy the Frog Guy, a fish print t-shirt station, and canoe and kayak lessons.
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Seminars offered on using new regional event calendar
Learn how to publicize your events through a new database being developed by ArtReach St. Croix.
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Travel back to 1802 at the Fur Trade Rendezvous this weekend in Danbury
Families are welcome at Forts Folle Avoine’s annual encampment July 27-29 to experience the life of St. Croix River region voyageurs.
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Wolf Creek settlement was once crucial to St. Croix River transportation
The little village was once important for moving supplies past the rapids above St. Croix Falls, WI.
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Watch a beautiful video of kayaking the St. Croix River
John Kaul made the video as a tribute to river champion Walter Mondale.

