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St. Croix Tribe elder and moccasin maker to share craft at Turtle Lake event
Miscobinayshii will discuss and demonstrate techniques to celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
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Final float: Golden light and busy beavers
The end of the season is still and silent, revealing the river’s secrets.
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A subtle season on the river
Support our work to stay connected to the St. Croix River throughout the year.
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Afton State Park Phenology, Nov. 10 to Nov. 23
Turkey time, squirrel coloration, sleeping snakes, and bur oak notes.
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St. Croix Valley Food Alliance announces winter farmers’ market dates
Local farmers offer goods as well as music, coffee, and more in St. Croix Falls greenhouse.
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Freedom to fly
Two bald eagles rescued by volunteers were released along the river this week.
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Ojibwe activism in northern Wisconsin is focus of talk at UW-River Falls
History professor to discuss Native advocacy, including opposition to creation of Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.
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Keep the river stories flowing
St. Croix 360 seeks additional reader support to continue our coverage.
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Polk County clean water activist receives statewide award
Lisa Doerr honored by nonprofit law center recognizing her work to prevent pollution from large-scale livestock facilities.
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Namekagon River resort to be converted to Catholic youth camp and retreat center
Group that recently sought to buy Wilder Forest near Stillwater now plans to purchase Heartwood Resort near Trego.
