Ice off and fish kills
With recent ice-off on area lakes, residents may notice dead fish washing up on shore. This is known as winterkill, or winter fish die-off. Winterkill […]
With recent ice-off on area lakes, residents may notice dead fish washing up on shore. This is known as winterkill, or winter fish die-off. Winterkill […]
Grants Available to Organizations to Reduce Chloride Use The Lower Minnesota River Collaborative is excited to announce the launching the Chloride Reduction Grant Program! The […]
Come explore! In this program, you will explore the Nine Mile Creek Watershed, complete fun indoor and outdoor activities, and learn about your relationship with […]
As the weather changes, one company is changing too, by reducing their salt use! Hillcrest Development, LLLP manages the Pentagon North and Pentagon Village properties […]
Water pollution comes in many forms. During the summer, excess phosphorous is a big pollutant of concern. Phosphorous is a nutrient that plants and algae […]
COVID-19 and the uprising after the death of George Floyd has affected almost everything about Masjid An-Nur and its North Minneapolis neighborhood. Before all the […]
Aquatic invasive species, also known as AIS, can be harmful to aquatic wildlife and plants and may have negative impacts on water quality. Once an […]
A common native aquatic plant that is visible during summer months is duckweed. But what is all that bright green stuff, and is it good […]
Filamentous algae, also known as pond scum, are a common, harmless aquatic plant that like to grow in shallow, clear lakes and ponds. Filamentous algae […]
As of July 25, 2020, per the Governor’s Executive Order 20-81, people in Minnesota are required to wear a face covering in all public indoor spaces […]