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The Karner blues: Endangered butterfly barely survives along St. Croix River as similar species also struggle
Karner blue butterflies are a poster child for insect conservation in the era of climate disruption and habitat restoration.
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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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Meteorologist Ben Dery has been fascinated by weather since Chisago Lakes childhood
KARE-11 weather forecaster will be featured speaker at St. Croix Falls event.
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Shagobay, a Great Chief of the Anishinaabe
Born along a St. Croix River tributary, Shagobay lived a long life, saw much change, and was part of many historic events.
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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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Upper St. Croix River cabin was cherished retreat for generations
History of rustic residence is a reminder of people and places that came before creation of National Scenic Riverway.
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Lower St. Croix proposed as part of critical habitat for two endangered mussel species
The river is an important refuge for spectaclecase, snuffbox, and many other mussels.
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Prominent environmental groups join fight against Osceola Bluffs development
Coalition files argument with Wisconsin Supreme Court supporting project opponents over threats to St. Croix River.
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The top 10 posts on St. Croix 360 in 2024
The most popular stories cover a broad spectrum of interesting subjects.
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Good to gar: Scientists celebrate overlooked species as ‘rough fish’ research ramps up in Minnesota
Recently relocated to St. Paul, Solomon David and his colleagues study the toothy, armored creatures to support sound stewardship.
