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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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Put yourself on the map
See where St. Croix 360’s contributors are located — and join them in supporting our work!
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River Goods: The wonders of a watershed
The St. Croix River and its tributaries connect a wide and wonderful region.
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River Goods: The beauty of hydrology and topography
Two new maps available for purchase provide a detailed view of the St. Croix River’s fascinating landscape.
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Maps and more: Dams of the St. Croix River system
They can provide power, help wildlife habitat, support recreation — and disrupt numerous natural forces.
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Six Ways of Seeing the St. Croix: Native lands
The St. Croix River watershed is the homeland of the Ojibwe and Dakota, who continue to live here and retain legal rights to the land and water.
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Six Ways of Seeing the St. Croix: Protected lands provide recreation and conservation
Public lands and other preserves offer everything from logging to rare species.
