Sustainable Stillwater MN is thrilled to announce Sirid Kellermann as the newest member of our Board of Directors!

This means that critical funding for conservation, clean water, wildlife, and public spaces is now secured through 2050.

Amid uncertainty, our community stands resilient. Openness and compassion can guide us forward, inspiring hope and meaningful action.

The rain gardens still look a little sparse, but that’s all part of the process. Even though the plants are small now, they’re working hard.

A delightful reminder that when community members show up unexpectedly to lend a hand, meaningful change happens!

Discover why nitrous oxide, the 'forgotten greenhouse gas,' is gaining attention as emissions rise.

Does anyone else feel like summer was five months long this year? It might be because Minnesota experienced an unusual warm spell.

Bird Fest 2024 - A success despite rain and hail! Held at Browns Creek Park, the event brought nature lovers together to celebrate birds.

Five dedicated volunteers Stillwater Noontime Rotary, with support from SSMN, successfully restored a local rain garden.

Learn about Washington County's expanded Food Scraps Pickup Program and why it matters.

Two high school volunteers help restore rain gardens, reducing weed growth and engaging the community in environmental stewardship.

As the demand for electricity soars, we risk undermining progress in clean energy unless we act now.

Your donation will not only help raise critical funds for our ongoing initiatives but also offer fantastic exposure for your business.

How Becker, Minnesota, is transitioning from coal to renewable energy and what lessons we can learn from them.

Learn about the 7 key guidelines for trail sharing, event highlights, and how you can get involved in making our trails safer for everyone.

EV ranges are set to increase dramatically over the next few years, and by 2030 EVs will surpass gasoline-powered vehicles with range.

Environmental issues are inextricably linked to social justice, and understanding the role of privilege is key to addressing both.

Discover the transformation of the rain garden at 510 Owens Street S project that revitalizes native plants and supports local wildlife.

Multiple community volunteers gathered to maintain the Bird-Friendly Native Prairie Garden at Browns Creek Park.

On July 20, 2024, Troop 162 dedicated their time to maintaining their rain gardens despite a camping weekend.