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Connecting kids with the joy of the St. Croix
A first-grade field trip brings kids to the banks of the river, teaching them about what makes it special, providing a chance to feel awe, and instilling a sense of stewardship.
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St. Croix Valley tree is officially the biggest of its kind in the country
National organization declares black willow in Marine on St. Croix the largest specimen in America.
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St. Croix Creature Feature: Eels migrate between the St. Croix River and Atlantic Ocean
The strange and seldom seen fish grow up in the lower St. Croix, then make an incredible journey back to the Sargasso Sea to breed.
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Middle Creek Calamity: Authorities investigate St. Croix River damage from stormwater pond overflow
Multiple media sources are now reporting on the incident that buried a spring-fed creek in sand, and efforts to restore, prevent, and determine responsibility.
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Wild & Scenic 50th: St. Croix River protection discussed in detail in the Senate
Read the words of river champions in the U.S. Senate before the unanimous vote to pass the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act.
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Watch: Local leaders discuss St. Croix River stewardship strategies
‘Workshop on the Water’ provides support for elected and appointed officials, businesses, and residents to help preserve and improve the St. Croix as an essential community asset.
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Every bend in the river: St. Croix Valley becomes one big art fair in September
One river, two states, fourteen events, seven river towns, amazing fine art, pottery, music and more.
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Teachers on the St. Croix: River workshops provide education, inspiration, and poetry
Educator expeditions help spread knowledge and love of the St. Croix River so teachers can pass it along to students.
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See the Stillwater Lift Bridge’s new, old color as restoration project makes progress
The bridge was painted gray in 1942 due to shortages during World War II, but is now being restored as part of its transformation to a pedestrian crossing.
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Microscope reveals diverse life in the St. Croix River
See some of the tiny organisms that live in the river through the eyes of a young photographer.
