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Non-native reed encroaches on St. Croix River
The invasive plant which has been found nearby can choke out other wetland species and change the ecosystem.
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Cleaning cruise: Volunteers invited to help remove litter from Namekagon River
Annual event on April 27 will offer the chance to work on land or on the water.
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Imagine the Possibilities! Regional gatherings offered to promote and celebrate the St. Croix watershed
Connect with St. Croix River region people and organizations interested in promoting its history, nature, art, culture, and recreation.
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River Bum Blog: Watching water melt
The return of open water on the river is a lengthy process which happens quickly.
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Federal agency adds second camera with live river views
See the St. Croix any time of day or night with webcams on the upper and lower river.
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Stillwater completes dike, watches water levels and weather forecast
Favorable weather conditions have decreased the chance of destructive flooding, and officials remain cautiously optimistic while preparations are completed.
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Mussels making moves for water quality
The St. Croix River’s abundant mussels play an important role in keeping the water clean.
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Alarm test scheduled at Namekagon River dam
Test on April 1 will broadcast sirens and a warning message that would warn people about a dam failure that could cause flooding downstream.
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Spring melt spurs action at sand spill site
Workers are busy at the solar farm and former gravel pit to prevent another overflow caused by seasonal runoff.
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St. Croix River region students seek to shape future of river
Young people from schools up and down the river and beyond gathered in River Falls to learn, and get inspired to lead.
