During the upcoming weeks of thawing and freezing snow and ice, you can help to prevent localized flooding in your neighborhood by clearing a pathway for water to reach storm drains and culverts.
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Digging for Treasure
“We talked to your husband this winter,” one said, “and we’re wondering if now might be a good time to dig that hole in your yard.”
Read MoreMore big rainstorms? It’s not your imagination.
Rainfall in Minnesota has increased by 20-25% for 50 and 100-year storms.
Read MoreOn the dangers of parenting while saving the world
It’s okay if you spent all year chopping away at the buckthorn in your backyard and still see an impenetrable thicket when you look out the kitchen window. I understand.
Read MoreLo, how a rose
That day they collected 101,904 bags of leaves, which is the equivalent of more than 20,000 pounds of phosphorus.
Read MoreThankful for so many things
The magic of the St. Croix Valley doesn’t happen by accident.
Read MoreIndubitably impervious and impenetrable
As it turns out, we can almost always predict the health of a lake or stream purely based on how much of the land draining to that lake or stream is covered in impervious surfaces.
Read MoreLeaf me alone!
To be a Minnesotan is to walk around without a jacket until it’s 30° outside, just to avoid admitting that it is no longer summer.
Read MoreAre Clean Water Efforts Worth the Work?
Local clean water projects help to improve regional watersheds, habitat corridors and economies, but they also provide direct benefits to landowners and communities in Minnesota and Wisconsin.
Read MoreThe Adventures of Charlie the Bear
Having a child has strengthened my resolve to protect our natural resources both locally and in faraway places so that Charlie can enjoy them now and in the future.
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