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District office goes solar with 150-panel rooftop array
Our District office along Gervais Creek in Little Canada has been a demonstration site for environmentally beneficial practices since it was built in 2005. Now, […]
Construction around Grass Lake marks ongoing efforts to address high water
Roads and trails around Vadnais-Snail Lakes Regional Park in Shoreview have seen construction activity ramp up as projects are underway to optimize drainage of high […]
Box nets and barriers help manage common carp on Owasso Chain
by Bill Bartodziej, natural resources specialist Our second season of common carp management on the Lake Owasso chain of lakes is well underway. Box-netting has […]
WaterFest 2018 Photos
Here are a few glimpses of WaterFest 2018, captured by Anita Jader. Held June 2nd at Lake Phalen, this year’s WaterFest was particularly wet, but […]
Willow Pond filtration system to clean up stormwater headed for Bennett Lake
We are currently working on the final design for a spent lime filter at Willow Pond designed to improve the water quality of nearby Bennett […]
Spent lime filter to improve water quality in Wakefield Lake
by Chris O’Brien, communications coordinator If you’ve driven by the corner of Frost Avenue and Kennard Street in Maplewood recently, you may have seen excavators […]
Grass Lake berm construction underway
Construction is underway on a permanent reinforced berm along the northern shoreline of Grass Lake. The berm will help contain high water during periods of […]
A solution for salt?
How a new law could reduce chloride pollution in Minnesota by Chris O’Brien, communications coordinator Spring is here, and while ice and snow may soon […]
The path to a virtual nature center at Tamarack Preserve
by Dana Boyle, Minnesota Master Naturalist On a typical Wednesday morning in Woodbury, three recently retired professionals meet in a local coffee shop, collaborating on […]