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Spring melt means minor flooding on lower St. Croix River
Seasonal cycles mean towns might be affected by high water into early May.
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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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Photos: See the St. Croix’s slow-moving spring from the sky
Aerial images capture the ice breaking up and floating downstream — and again after the recent snowstorm.
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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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A Fluid Situation
Waiting and watching for the ice to go and spring to return to the St. Croix River.
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Images of the 2015 St. Croix River Ice-Out
See spring break winter’s hold with photos from up and down the river.
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Man Rescued from Floating Chunk of River Ice
Emergency responders used boats to retrieve a man who was set adrift after ice broke off.
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Hiking Haibun: Early Birds In Photos and Words
Winter is retreating as ambitious waterfowl start making their way back to the St. Croix River.
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Watch: Roaring River Videos
The river is waking up with a lot of noise and motion, recorded in four short videos from the National Park Service.
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High Water Watch: No-Wake, Closed Landings, Calls for Caution
Spring runoff has flooded the river out of its banks, affecting early-season river users.