Saturday, June 1st, 11:00-4:00, the Ramsey Washington Metro Watershed District is hosting the 20th Annual Waterfest at Lake Phalen Regional Park in Saint Paul. It's a free and fun family event for … [Read more...]
Current Projects
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Deadline Approaches, Order Your Plants Today
Friday, April 19, is the deadline to place your order for these great plants. After last week's snowstorm, planning your spring planting is a great way to bounce back into the season of new growth and … [Read more...]
It’s an Environmental Forum, “Operation: Restoration” and You’re Invited
You won't want to miss his incredible success story! Hear Dr. Michael Osterholm’s fascinating account of his 17-year labor of love to restore his 98-acre Prairie Song Farm near Dorchester, Iowa. … [Read more...]
Polar Vortex in the Past, Spring Planting in the Future
Time to plan for spring planting and good summer eatin’ from your yard or container garden. We are delighted to offer sixteen locally-grown, hardy selections of trees, shrubs, roses, vines, and for … [Read more...]
Our Ford Site Comments in the News
The St. Paul Planning Commission held a public hearing on January 25, 2019 regarding the developer's proposed amendments to the Ford Site Masterplan. Our Executive Director attended and gave … [Read more...]
Our 2040 St. Paul Comprehensive Plan Comments in the News
The Planning Commission held a public hearing on Friday, January 11. Our Executive Director attended and gave comments on the Parks, Recreation and Open Space Chapter of the draft 2040 Comprehensive … [Read more...]
Accomplishments for 2018
We've been a non-profit organization for 33 years and are working hard as ever to fulfill our mission. We couldn't do it without the financial support of generous folks like you. Memberships fund our … [Read more...]
Pedro Park in a Nutshell
There has been some confusion as to what the issue is regarding Pedro Park. When folks search for it online, it shows up. So why are we saying the City should keep its promise when Pedro Park is … [Read more...]
Pedro Park: Your Voice Could Mean the Difference Between a Promise Broken and a Promise Kept
Wednesday, October 24, 4:30pm, St. Paul City Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall, 15 Kellogg Blvd W. That is the time and place when the citizens of St. Paul will discover if their … [Read more...]
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