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Afton State Park phenology, week of October 16, 2020
A meteor shower, late migrators, hibernating butterflies, fall color, and… “coprophagy.”
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As nation marks Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, locals on guard to protect St. Croix River
A pair of reports released this week explain the St. Croix River’s special qualities, threats to its health, and strategies to protect it.
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Reminder: Check equipment for invasive species this fall
Help prevent the spread of aquatic invaders by cleaning and properly storing docks and other items for the winter.
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Nature center adds first St. Croix Valley antenna to wildlife-tracking network
After months of effort, Carpenter Nature Center joins global system revolutionizing study of birds and other creatures on the move.
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Photos: ‘Waterfall’ on the river
Autumn is awe-inspiring on the St. Croix.
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Waterfowl hunters and trappers reminded to avoid spreading aquatic invasive species
Non-native plants and animals can easily hitchhike on boats, decoys, and other equipment, and degrade wildlife habitat.
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Major projects in Marine on St. Croix meant to keep runoff out of the river
Workers are repairing a bluff and rerouting stormwater after decades of erosion and contamination.
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Afton State Park phenology, week of September 25
With autumn’s arrival, changes have started happening faster at the seasons change.
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National Park Service seeks public comment on trail near Namekagon River
Quarter-mile trail connecting other trails across federal land would be first in riverway to allow bicycles.
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Guest poem: Vespers
A few lovely lines about the egrets that call the river home.
