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Make Waves at WaterFest 2017!
WaterFest, a free, family festival, in its 18th year, celebrates our clean lakes and offers fun and opportunities for outdoor hands-on learning about clean water, wildlife, land and water conservation. Read More
An Arbor Month Tree Trilogy
An Arbor Day Message By Anna Barker “What’s your favorite tree?” “Oh I don’t know, maybe a white pine.” “Mine’s definitely apple trees because you can eat them.” “No you can’t, Silly, laughing, nobody eats… Read More
A New Crop of Interns Have Sprung Up!
Matt Doneux – Natural Resources Intern I am excited to begin this great opportunity working with RWMWD alongside the team of knowledgeable staff. In 2014 I graduated from the University of Wisconsin – Madison with… Read More
Rethinking the Traditional Lawn
By Angie Hong (Reprinted from East Metro Water, April 26, 2017) Traditional lawn interspersed with bee-friendly Dutch white clover. … Read More
Beneath the Surface: Many Hands = Clean Water
by Sage Passi Photo Credit: Clean Water Minnesota… Read More
Doo good in Woodbury
by Stephanie Wang and Linda Neilson Spring is a great time to get outside, except when you have to watch your step in your yard, on the sidewalks and… Read More
Sue Fourniea: Champion for Young People and Water
by Randee Edmundson and Sage Passi Sue Fourniea, St. Paul science teacher, along with Ames Lake colleagues, receive a Watershed Excellence Award for their years of engaging young people… Read More
Finding Value in Our Healthy Shallow Lakes
By Bill Bartodziej, Natural Resources Specialist Going up to “the lake” is a Minnesota tradition. Read More
Stakeholder Engagement at the MN Environmental Congress
By Nicole SoderholmOn February third the Minnesota Environmental Quality Board (EQB) arranged an event at the University of Minnesota’s St. Paul campus. The event was aimed… Read More
Farewell to Bob Johnson
Bob Johnson and Pam Skinner February marked a significant change for the District. Robert ‘Bob’ Johnson, the longest-serving manager on our board, resigned. Bob started with the… Read More