NMCWD Response to COVID-19
Updated June 28, 2022 District Office protocols As of June 28th, masks are no longer required at the District office (Discovery Point), located at 12800 […]
Spring flooding potential
Potential for spring flooding The major/moderate flooding risk across the Upper Midwest has decreased due to mostly dry weather in February and March. However, with […]
Community Cleanup Lifts Spirits
Minnesotans are staying at home for two weeks in hopes of slowing the spread of COVID-19 throughout our communities. However, as the spring sun shines […]
10,000 drains adopted!
Since its metro-wide expansion last year, Adopt-a-Drain has caught on in a big way. Volunteers cleaning up all around the Twin Cities metro have made […]
Honoring Volunteers of Distinction
On February 5th, four Volunteers of Distinction were honored at our Volunteer Gathering. These four volunteers have dedicated so much time and effort to outreach, […]
Mayo Clinic takes a smart approach to salt
MPCA Smart Salting training helps reduce rock salt use “Three years ago, if you had told me that I could reduce salt and increase safety, […]
Aquarium fish surrender event
Surrender unwanted aquarium fish and plants instead of releasing them! Give your fish and aquatic plants a healthy home. The Minnesota Aquarium Society in partnership […]
Artists sought for Minnesota Water Steward Program
Are you an artist with a strong connection to water? Do you want to inspire others through your art to appreciate and protect the health […]
District honored with award
Nine Mile Creek Watershed District staff and managers were honored to accept an award for 60 years of watershed management from the Minnesota Association of […]
Apply for a Lawns to Legumes Grant
BWSR Accepting Applications for Lawns to Legumes Grants Grants available to Minnesota residents, local organizations to enhance residential pollinator habitat The Minnesota Board of Water […]