Greening 4/11/17 Greening 4/11/17

Pioneer Press: Pilot Knob named to National Register of Historic Places

More than just a pretty view: Pilot Knob named to National Register of Historic Places
The site that overlooks the Minneapolis and St. Paul skylines, Historic Fort Snelling and the Minnesota and Mississippi river valleys is of cultural importance to Native Americans and significant in Minnesota’s statehood.

Greening 4/10/17 Greening 4/10/17

Star Tribune: Rusty patched bumblebee first of species called endangered

Star Tribune: Rusty patched bumblebee first of species called endangered
The rusty patched bumblebee on Tuesday became the first officially endangered bee species in the continental U.S. This bee has been found at an oak savanna restored by Great River Greening.

Greening 11/4/16 Greening 11/4/16

Volunteers plant wildflowers on CRP farmland near St. Peter

Greening 10/10/16 Greening 10/10/16

Star Tribune Blog: MN Twins president jokes about the ball club in presentation about Target Field at Business Forum

Strib Sports Upload Blog By Lee Schafer SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 — 2:34PM

Greening 9/20/16 Greening 9/20/16

Summer Research Students Study Water Pollution Solutions in the Minnesota River Basin

Greening 9/8/16 Greening 9/8/16

Seven Mile Creek stakeholders identify actions to improve water quality

From the St. Peter Herald By NANCY MADSEN

Greening 8/24/16 Greening 8/24/16

Legislators get deep dive on water quality issues (St. Peter Herald)

St. Peter Herald by By NANCY MADSEN

Greening 6/17/16 Greening 6/17/16

Groundwater And Climate Change: South Washington Watershed District Prepares For New Challenges

Greening 6/9/16 Greening 6/9/16

ABC News: Timberwolves and Lynx Staff Plant Trees with Minnesota Military Members

Greening 4/11/16 Greening 4/11/16

Webinar on the key to restoration success

Planning to Avoid Pitfalls: The Key to Restoration SuccessAt the invitation of Restoring Minnesota Ecological Restoration Training Cooperative - Practitioner's Network, Wiley Buck, Great River Greening Restoration Ecologist and Program Manager, discussed the elements of a "Thorough Restoration Plan," from implementation to photo-monitoring, and the importance of a maintenance schedule and landowner commitment. Joining him was Dan Shaw, Senior Ecologist/Vegetation Specialist at the Board of Water and Soil Resources.