Celebrating local species, local artists, and the local heroes protecting them.

What happens when you dive into the flavors of the past, exploring the native ingredients that sustained people long before grocery stores?

It is essential that bird lovers, conservationists, and concerned citizens make their voices heard. The survey closes on March 2, 2025.

These new public lands are a chance to protect pollinators, support biodiversity, and create spaces for people to connect with nature.

Bring the whole family and join us and the MPCA for an exciting Climate Experience at the upcoming DaVinci Fest.

Join birder Kyle Te Poel on Feb 28 at the Stillwater Library to explore Washington County's diverse birdlife.

Discover the science and strategies behind Long Lake’s health—watch the Browns Creek Watershed District’s expert-led presentation!

We're seeking volunteers to help distribute Adopt-a-Drain door hangers and flyers about smart salt use around Long Lake this month.

A unique urban initiative dedicated to creating bird-friendly spaces and fostering a deeper connection with nature.

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

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 moon garden is designed to shine after sunset and reflect the soft glow of the moon to attract moths, bats, and other nocturnal insects.

Reduce chloride pollution, safeguard aquatic life, and keep our water clean by following simple snow and ice management tips.

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

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.

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

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.