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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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Rainfall monitoring network seeks volunteers
Participants provide important data about precipitation, climate trends.
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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.
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Change along the St. Croix Riverway: 1990–2020
A summary of landscape change based on satellite imagery collected over three decades.
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Research in the river: UW-River Falls-led program provides valuable hands-on learning opportunities
Students’ work to be used to improve Kinnickinnic River conditions.
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St. Croix scientists invited to present at annual Research Rendezvous
Conference invites abstracts from anyone studying the river region.
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Young scientists contribute to critical studies of lakes and rivers at St. Croix Watershed Research Station
From their home base along the St. Croix River, the next generation of water researchers is making an impact across Minnesota.
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Submerged ‘bug hotels’ tell a story about clean water
Aquatic insects help the National Park Service watch for changes in water and habitat.
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Researchers provide real-time info about water in Lake Namekagon
New website opens window into life of lakes high in St. Croix watershed.
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Fish surveys turn up surprising species in St. Croix and tributaries
Rare minnows and unexpected paddlefish are highlights of one biologist’s work in 2023.
