Stewardship

Pull garlic mustard at Hampton Woods Wildlife Management Area [FULL]

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March 7, 2018

Pull garlic mustard in Hampton Woods Wildlife Management Area! Read more

Pull invasive plants at the William H. Houlton Conservation Area [FULL]

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February 28, 2018

Volunteer to remove invasive plants at the William H. Houlton Conservation Area! Read more

Volunteer pulls dame's rocket at William H. Houlton Conservation Area

Pick your project: Pledge to Pull garlic mustard or critical cut buckthorn at Crosby Farm Park [FULL]

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February 19, 2018

Volunteer to pull garlic mustard and do critical period buckthorn cutting at Crosby Farm Regional Park! Read more

Volunteers pull garlic mustard at Crosby Farm Regional Park

Claim your day: FMR is scheduling summer group outings

by Kate Clayton

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February 6, 2018

If you're looking for a service outing that's educational, active, outdoors and provides a tangible community benefit, consider storm drain stenciling in St. Paul with FMR.

Reservations for outings, as well as classroom presentations and litter cleanups, are now being taken for summer and fall 2018. >>

Students stencil storm drains in St. Paul neighborhoods

Shovels in the ground for three new river destinations

by Irene Jones

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November 16, 2017

Three new destinations are beginning to take shape along the river north of St. Anthony Falls in Minneapolis, each with something different to offer. Coming up: a reclaimed island (image above), a destination riverfront restaurant, and one fully featured playground. >>

A shocking, long-awaited outing — The 2017 volunteer trout survey

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November 14, 2017

“It’s been three years of cancellations with high water in the river and getting rained out," said volunteer Tom Ziegler with a smile. "They [FMR] dangle this carrot when we do the buckthorn removal across the road, that if we did that job, we would get to do this event.”

Well, 2017 was finally the year. >>

Thank you, young river stewards!

by Kate Clayton

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November 7, 2017

Together, they stenciled over 2,000 storm drains with educational messages, collected trash throughout Twin Cities parks, and helped not only restore habitat along the river but research the best ways to keep it healthy in the future. They are FMR's youth volunteers, and their contributions are legion. >>