It’s that time of year when the whistle of crisp air begins to move through tree branches, the leaves start to turn color, the kids go back to school, and you sense it’s time for our Annual Fall … [Read more...]
Tree Sale Order Deadline Extended to April 23
Woo Hoo, it's finally getting warmer! Spring may arrive, after all. To help you embrace this new season, we've extended our sale order deadline to midnight, Monday, April 23. Time to make some … [Read more...]
Tree Sale Deadline Approaches Even As Snow Falls
Believe it or not, spring will actually arrive eventually. While we wait, a great thing to do is plan your garden! We're offering lots of tasty fruit and nut options, in addition to lovely trees, … [Read more...]
Tree Sale Featured on Kare 11 TV News Segment
Check out this news feature of our tree sale and donation program. http://www.kare11.com/mobile/article/news/gift-your-community-with-a-tree/89-516226232 … [Read more...]
Accomplishments for 2017
We graciously appreciate the trust our supporters place in us. We work hard to speak on behalf of parks, trails, and open space and to educate the public on issues affecting them. If you're looking … [Read more...]
World-Class Ford Site Deserves World-Class Development
The St. Paul City Council is holding a public hearing on Wednesday at 5:30, City Council Chambers on the third floor of City Hall, 15 Kellogg Blvd. W. in downtown St. Paul. If you cannot attend, or … [Read more...]
July 6 is Deadline for Critical Area Rules
The St. Paul City Council delayed the vote on the city's official comments on the rules governing protections of the Mississippi River Corridor Critical Area (MRCCA) at their June 22 meeting. They … [Read more...]
Annual Membership Meeting
All members in good standing are invited to the Annual Membership Meeting, Thursday, June 18 at 6:00pm at Snail Lake/Vadnais Regional Park at Sucker Lake, Shelter 2. Directions can be found at … [Read more...]
Shepard/Davern development scaled back from 73.5′ to 60′
On June 3, the St. Paul City Council voted 7-0 to scale back a development project at the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota Rivers, one of the most historic sites in the state of Minnesota. … [Read more...]
