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Mapping the St. Croix: River’s first known appearance was 1688 map
French cartographer placed the St. Croix on seventeenth-century map despite some geographic misconceptions.
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Mapping the St. Croix: History, geography, poetry
Architect and environmental educator shares river works from the 1980s.
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Mapping the St. Croix: Many trout waters among the tributaries
Dozens of creeks—and a few lakes and ponds—in the St. Croix watershed are home to beloved fish species.
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Six more ways of seeing the St. Croix: Highs and lows
The hills and valleys of the St. Croix River watershed create their own kind of art.
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Six More Ways of Seeing the St. Croix: Precious waters
The lakes and streams designated as outstanding and significant are special waters requiring careful stewardship.
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Six more ways of seeing the St. Croix River, map #2: Where the wild rice grows
Beloved grain, bountiful in the upper St. Croix River watershed, has provided priceless nutrition for countless generations.
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Six more ways of seeing the St. Croix River, map #1: Where the white pines were
Historic surveys documented the old-growth white pines that once stood across much of the region.
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