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Flood study underway for Grass Lake and Snail Lake area

In response to high-water conditions around Grass Lake, Snail Lake and nearby wetlands, the Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed District is coordinating a large-scale flood study, currently underway. The goal is to identify strategies that will stabilize the system to withstand increasingly heavy precipitation and… Read More

Teamwork and “autumn joy” – A winning combination

by Sage Passi Lesley Perg, a new Ramsey County Master Gardener, assisted students at Roseville Area Middle School (RAMS) rain garden this fall. Read More

Organic lawn care: Better turf without chemicals

Photo credit: CleanWaterMN Maintaining a healthy lawn doesn’t mean you have to douse it with chemical weed-killers and fertilizers that can cause harmful runoff. Just ask “Organic Bob” Dahm who is pioneering a natural approach to lawn care… Read More

District staffing changes in the air

  The month of September marked a couple of big changes here at RWMWD. On Sept. 8, Administrative Secretary Carole Pastorius retired after 19 years. Her hard work and attention to detail was an asset… Read More

Seeking Master Water Stewards-in-Training

Master Water Stewards identify examples of residential water practices during one of their classes.     A Are you looking for an opportunity to get involved protecting water in… Read More

Cherishing a Crown Jewel – Tamarack Nature Preserve

by Sage Passi   The July tour at Tamarack Nature Preserve attracted an enthusiastic crowd. Tamarack Nature Preserve, tucked between Valley Creek Road, Radio Drive and Bielenberg Drive in Woodbury, is one of the few remaining intact tamarack supporting wetlands… Read More

How Can Minnesota Reach its 25 by 25 Water Goal?

By Sage Passi Join us in a conversation this September about what can be done at the local level to help Minnesota reach its 25 by… Read More

The Final Stages of our Church Grant

By Paige Ahlborg Lakeview Lutheran Church was our first completed project through the Clean Water Land & Legacy Grant. In 2013, Ramsey-Washington Metro Watershed… Read More

School Retrofits: Allowing the Flow to Happen

By Sage Passi What’s the area of our driveway in front of Central Park? These students took on this math challenge to determine the drainage area for… Read More

Want to Get Off the Sidelines and Make Real Change?

Rachel Hanks, 2016 Master Water Steward, and Sarah Goodspeed, program facilitator, explore the plantings in Cross Lutheran Church’s rain garden across from Wakefield Lake in Maplewood. Read More