The Importance of Organics Recycling
Why it Matters While recycling things like plastic, glass, and paper products is a very common practice, organics recycling, and composting is becoming more common […]
Road salt pollution article from KARE 11
Road salt is still polluting local water; here’s how you can help This recent article from KARE 11’s Breaking the News discusses road salt pollution […]
November is Native American Heritage Month
Clear or Cloudy Water? Did you know that November is Native American Heritage Month? Minnesota is home to eleven tribal nations: four Dakota, also known […]
Join our Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC)
Seeking applicants for the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC) The Nine Mile Creek Watershed District is accepting applications to fill vacant […]
Rules Revision Public Comment Period
Notice of 45-day Public Comment Period for NMCWD Proposed Rule Revisions and Public Hearing The Nine Mile Creek Watershed District (NMCWD) is soliciting comments on […]
What’s the Deal with Chloride?
Winter is approaching and with it comes snow, ice, and cold weather. While we can’t get away from using deicers like salt, we can be […]
The Leaves are Falling
Fall is a great time to drive around to look at the beautifully changing leaves. It is common to rake those leaves when they fall […]
SW Minnesota now in extreme drought
Thursday’s updated U.S. Drought Monitor for Minnesota shows extreme drought has returned to the Twin Cities and parts of southern Minnesota. The extreme drought area (in red […]
Dock Removal, Boat Inspections, and Aquatic Invasive Species
The leaves are falling which means freezing lakes and dock removals are right around the corner. Every year when docks are removed, the chance for […]
Managers reappointed
Hennepin County commissioners have reappointed Managers Larry Olson and Grace Butler to the Nine Mile Creek Watershed District Board of Managers. Manager Olson has […]