Saturday, April 12 | 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Rain Date: Sunday, April 27

Come help out at one of the smallest (and most beloved) wetland habitats in the Twin Cities. The Kasota Ponds in St. Paul are tucked in the industrial corridor of St. Anthony Park, and while they may be small, they’re mighty important.

These ponds are the only wetlands in the MWMO watershed, and they face ongoing threats from road runoff and illegal dumping. Volunteers are needed to help clear debris and restore habitat health. Staff from the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization will be on hand to answer your questions about water quality, wildlife, and how wetlands keep our cities resilient.

Hosted by the St. Anthony Park Community Council, this cleanup is a great way to get outside, meet your neighbors, and make a visible difference in a single afternoon. Gloves and bags provided.