SSMN is making strides across all areas - These combined efforts aim to build a more sustainable, resilient, and inclusive community.

Ami Voeltz attended a United Way of Washington County-East (UWWCE) DEI Taskforce meeting this past month representing SSMN.

Linda Countryman shares progress, reaching the halfway mark with community engagement.

We are thrilled to announce that Sustainable Stillwater MN has been awarded $2,500 from the St. Croix Valley Environmental Grant Program.

The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA) has recently taken significant steps to enforce air quality standards at Northern Iron.

June 2024 has been an exciting time for our Rain Garden Workgroup, as we continue to gain new volunteers to revitalize rain gardens.

This project aims to engage in environmental monitoring through the use of innovative bird listening devices known as Haikuboxes.

A recent analysis reveals that EVs with at least 300 miles of range are cheaper than the average new car.

SSMN is supporting a truly clean and equitable energy future by ensuring Minnesota's 100% Carbon Free Law lives up to its promise.

Join us in making County Highway 5 a safer and more enjoyable place for everyone.

What is the hidden connection between plastic production and climate change?

Troop 132 and SSMN joined forces to restore a rain garden and educate local youth about environmental stewardship.

Discover how Minnesota's groundbreaking recycling legislation could reshape daily life for Stillwater residents and businesses.

Scout Troop 162 transforms rain gardens with skill and dedication on June 1, exemplifying environmental stewardship and community service.

Minnesota's new packaging law will shape the future of businesses in Stillwater.

Explore SSMN's impactful initiatives—from renewable energy projects to biodiversity conservation and sustainable business practices.

Discover the symbolism of the Intersex-Inclusive Pride Progress Flag and its powerful connection to social and environmental justice.

Fighting against invasive species and learn how a small group of dedicated volunteers made a big impact at our recent Garlic Mustard Pull.

As climate change continues to shape our world, many of us are starting to feel its toll through a phenomenon known as ecological grief.

Celebrating a successful Long Lake Bird Habitat Planting Party, where volunteers planted 300 native trees and shrubs.