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St. Croix Creature Feature: Pelicans use the river as a north-south highway
Flocks of the huge white birds have been spotted on and above the St. Croix River during both spring and fall migration this year.
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Freedom birds: Bald eagle encounters on the St. Croix
Independence Day brings back memories of the raptors seen often along great American rivers.
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Federal policy change lets companies kill birds — as long as it’s not on purpose
Interior Department’s new interpretation of the law removes penalties for accidental bird deaths.
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Uncommon bird species currently abundant on the St. Croix River
A belated spring migration means interesting species can be seen throughout the watershed.
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River Bum Blog: Open Water, Open Hearts
Canoeing season has returned to the St. Croix, and so have the birds.
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We Now Know Where One Imperiled St. Croix Valley Bird Spends the Winter
Scientists uncover new information about the migration of the musical wood thrush.
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River Bum Blog: Mosquitoes and Magic
The St. Croix reveals a little of its quiet splendor during an evening on the water.
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Listen: Following the Wings
Radio documentary about bird migration features feathered connection between the St. Croix Valley and Costa Rica.
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Wild River State Park Hosting Full Day of Bird Programs
Activities are part of an international celebration of migratory birds as they return to nest along the St. Croix River.
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Award-Winning Refuge Manager Leads on Wildlife and St. Croix Conservation
Tom Kerr’s team preserves bird habitat and protects clean water.
