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Annual public meetings in Wisconsin about fish, wildlife, and water will discuss several St. Croix-related issues
Conservation Congress spring meetings offer chance to influence management of the state’s natural resources.
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Lower St. Croix River has several regulation updates ahead of 2025 fishing opener
New limits on certain species are intended to be simpler, consistent between Minnesota and Wisconsin, and support a sustainable fishery.
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Wisconsin DNR seeks volunteers for rare species citizen science
Several opportunities are available to help monitor rare and endangered species and manage their habitat.
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Minnesota DNR reminds Minnesotans of Tribal rights to harvest fish
Legally protected and regulated harvest usually begins at ice-out.
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NEA Big Read in the St. Croix Valley connects communities with book events in April
This year’s events and programs will spark conversations about neurodiversity, self-control, caring for each other and finding community.
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Afton State Park phenology, March 28 to April 3
Herons and egrets return, eagles tend nests, and the first frogs call as the world wakes up.
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At State of the Tribes, a celebration of heritage and calls to action
Chair of the St. Croix Chippewa Indians of Wisconsin gives address to legislature, governor, and other officials.
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Afton State Park phenology, March 21 to 28
Meadowlarks sing of spring on the prairies as skunk cabbage emerges in the woods.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court allows Osceola Bluffs development to proceed
State’s highest court agrees that new law prevents public from suing to stop development.
