Greening 7/26/18 Greening 7/26/18

200 volunteers celebrated MPR Water Month by busting buckthorn

Greening 6/12/18 Greening 6/12/18

Restoring oak forest gives way to a happy understory

Greening 5/10/18 Greening 5/10/18

Seed for seed, this pollinator project is taking hold

Greening 3/14/18 Greening 3/14/18

Watershed partnership assisting tomorrow's leaders

A broad coalition of people, aligned with agriculture, recreation, conservation, urban/rural communities, education, and government entities, make up the The Seven Mile Creek Watershed Partnership. The group is reporting positive results: Landowners are coming forward to learn more and take real steps toward land management that has a positive impact on the environment.

Greening 7/12/17 Greening 7/12/17

Volunteer Supervisors are the gears of our restoration events

Greening 6/15/17 Greening 6/15/17

New trail winds through prairie restored by volunteers

A ribbon cutting celebration this month officially opens a trail in Maplewood’s Fish Creek Natural Area that winds through woodlands and prairie, leading to scenic views from the bluff. The hike is beautiful throughout, and much that is due to Great River Greening volunteers.

Greening 5/10/17 Greening 5/10/17

Butler Family Foundation supports pollinator seed initiative

Butler Family Foundation supports pollinator seed initiative
Thanks to $200,000 grant , Great River Greening now has the support is to initiate a partnership of NGOs, municipalities and counties to establish grow-out areas as sources of nectar/pollen-bearing plant seed.

Greening 5/8/17 Greening 5/8/17

Spectacular Earth Day turnout

Spectacular Earth Day turnout350 community members volunteered with Great River Greening this Earth Day. The weather was spectacular and in record time, the volunteers planted nearly 2,000 trees, shrubs, and wildflowers along Bushaway Road in Wayzata.

Greening 5/3/17 Greening 5/3/17

A recognition centuries in the making

LillieNews Tue, 05/02/2017
In March of this year, Pilot Knob, or Oheyawahi, as it’s known in the Dakota language, was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. After more than a decade of work, this 112-acre historic site, made of public and private land, is finally getting the designation and recognition many feel it deserves.

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.