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BWSR Newsroom
Tuesday, November 10
“We see water as life, and recreation intertwined with that. It’s really important to people’s quality of life.” — Amy Markle, Eden Prairie Parks and Recreation director, on Lake Riley’s proposed removal from the impaired waters list, a Clean Water Fund-backed effort involving the Riley Purgatory Bluff Creek Watershed District and its partners
The McLeod SWCD’s collaboration with the city of Winsted resulted in a constructed wetland that filters stormwater bound for Winsted Lake. Backed by…
Sweetgrass is a cool season perennial grass known for its distinctive sweet, vanilla-like scent. Culturally significant to the Ho-Chunk, it is…
Contact: Mary Juhl612-358-5733; mary.juhl@state.mn.usST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR) will provide a…