Minnesota Trout Unlimited to host tour of stream restoration projects
MNTU is hosting a tour of stream restoration projects in southeast Minnesota's Driftless Area.
MNTU is hosting a tour of stream restoration projects in southeast Minnesota's Driftless Area.
Habitat restoration takes years of planning, construction, planting, monitoring and maintenance, along with the commitment of our agency partners, local communities, chapters, volunteers, consultants and contractors.
In June, we had the privilege of getting to share one of our favorite stream projects.
At first glance, it's easy to mistake wild parsnip for just another prairie wildflower. By mid-June, its broad clusters of bright yellow blooms catch the summer sun and stand shoulder high along roadsides, bike trails and streambanks across much of Minnesota. This flower is one of Minnesota's most problematic invasive...
Minnesota Trout Unlimited is working to restore a 3,700-foot section of South Creek in Farmington.
For many Trout Unlimited members, catch and release is less about management regulations and more about an ethos, or a conservation-minded culture.
Minnesota Trout Unlimited is partnering to improve habitat, public access and long-term river health along a 3,000-foot section the South Branch Root River.
Minnesota Trout Unlimited will begin a major habitat improvement project on Eagle Creek, one of the most unique and historically significant trout streams in the Twin Cities metro area.
Minnesota Trout Unlimited and partners kicked off the design of a major habitat improvement project on South Creek.
Minnesota Trout Unlimited is undertaking a critical planting project to restore healthy forests within riparian corridors along the high-quality cold-water rivers of Lake Superior’s North Shore.
