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Historic fur post on St. Croix River tributary gets a new name
New name better reflects the diverse range of history shared at the Pine City site.
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Archaeology: Interstate Park’s ancient copper tool and extinct bison bones posed a millennia-old mystery
Park workers dug up objects in the 1930s that raised questions about when people first lived in what’s now Wisconsin.
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50th Anniversary: Debating the first Wild and Scenic St. Croix legislation in the U.S. Senate
Read what the sponsors said when they tried to pass a St. Croix River bill the first time.
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50th Anniversary: December dates mark milestones in St. Croix River conservation
Permanently protecting the St. Croix River took big leaps forward in the last month of 1964.
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New book shares history of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Collection of articles by Wisconsin writer covers National Park Service management, research, and more modern history.
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New films document St. Croix River history
Documentary series explores the eras of logging and European immigration.
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Watch: Hike to the historic Coppermine Dam on the upper St. Croix
New video visits a 160-year-old dam on the uppermost reaches of the Wild & Scenic river.
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From Lava to Log Jams: Interstate Park Preserves St. Croix River History
Created in 1895, the state park straddling the St. Croix was the first of its kind in the country.
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Explore The Literary History Of Upper St. Croix River Country
Weekend tour will visit sites in northern Wisconsin where outdoor writer Gordon MacQuarrie hunted and wrote.
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Mystery Object Emerges from the St. Croix River South of Osceola
Reader reports strange artifact jutting out of the water, confounding a couple canoeists and the National Park Service.
