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MWMO Newsletter — June 2024 — Rain, Rain, Go Away Edition

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In This Issue: Upper Harbor Terminal's Green Future, Lawn Care Tips, River of Ideas Podcast, Salt Symposium and More Read the...

November 1, 2018

Cemstone recognized for environmental excellence

Albert Lea Tribune - Nov. 1, 2018

The rainwater harvesting system, installed through a partnership with Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, allows rainwater to be used in place of potable water in the batching of new concrete.
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October 23, 2018

Volunteers Assist with Nicollet Island Restoration Work

Mill City Times - Oct. 23, 2018

Over 25 volunteers recently dug in to help restore habitat on Nicollet Island. As part of a new multi-year restoration of natural areas on the islands northern half, the volunteers planted 90 trees and shrubs and over 400 wildflowers, sedges and grasses on Saturday, October 13.
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October 18, 2018

New exhibit at UMN highlights impact of water in Minnesota

The Minnesota Daily - Oct. 18, 2018

Water researchers at the University of Minnesota are increasing collaboration with community partners in light of a new exhibit on water resources hosted by the University.
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Nobel Peace Prize Forum workshop attendees study a map.
October 9, 2018

Augsburg, MWMO Partner with Cedar-Riverside Property Owners to Protect Water Quality

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A southwest-facing aerial view of Thomas Edison High School in Minneapolis.
October 8, 2018

Revisiting Edison High School’s Cutting-Edge ‘Green Campus,’ Two Years Later

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LEAF interns and their mentor pose in front of a herd of buffalo. (Photo: The Nature Conservancy)
October 2, 2018

MWMO, Nature Conservancy Partner to Forge New Environmental Career Pathways for Urban Teens

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A residential rain garden in Minneapolis.
August 23, 2018

How to Maintain Your Rain Garden: Simple Steps to a Beautiful, Water-Friendly Landscape

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Mississippi River Green Team members working on the Urban Boatbuilders canoe.
August 21, 2018

Urban Boatbuilders Partnership Brings Canoe-Building to the MWMO

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August 21, 2018

Organization restoring Nicollet Island habitat

Southwest Journal - August 21, 2018

The Friends of the Mississippi River is working to restore native prairie and forest and remove invasive species on Nicollet Island. The organization is planning to improve habitat on more than 7 acres of open space and natural area on the 48-acre island, according to the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization, which is funding the project.
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