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MWMO Newsletter – January 2021 – Project Updates, Grant Opportunities, Upcoming Events and More
In This Issue: Construction Progress at Columbia, Grant Opportunities, Winter Yard Care, Training Opportunities and More Read Full Newsletter
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Brush Pile Burns Begin at Columbia Golf Course, Columbia Park Next Week
In the coming weeks, visitors at Columbia Park and skiers at Columbia Golf Course may smell or see smoke from controlled burns of brush piles. The burns are scheduled to begin […]
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Project Update: Northern Columbia Golf Course and Park Stormwater BMPs
Construction has begun on stormwater management and habitat improvements on the northern portion of Columbia Golf Course and Columbia Park. New stormsewer pipes, stormwater best management practices (BMPs) and habitat […]
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Columbia Golf Course undergoing $7.4 million in drainage work
Columbia Golf Course will dry out better after rain, but it’s going to take some time. The hilly track, owned by the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, is undergoing a […]
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MWMO COVID-19 Updates
Last Updated: June 13, 2022 The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization has implemented the following policies to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. They have been designed in accordance with state […]
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MWMO Fall Newsletter – Project Updates, Yard Care Tips, Upcoming Events and More
In this Issue: Draft Plan Update, River Drawdown, Project Updates, Fall Yard Care, Upcoming Events and More Read Full Newsletter
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Draft 2021-2031 Watershed Management Plan Now Available for Review
The MWMO has completed the initial draft of its 2021-2031 Watershed Management Plan, which is now available for public review and comment through December 17, 2020. This plan, which is […]
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People flocked to see the recent drawdown of the Mississippi River. Why can’t the river be like that all the time?
For those who took the time to check it out, a glimpse of a less-engineered Mississippi River was available in Minneapolis last week, when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers […]