We are proud to highlight the efforts of Allison McGinnis, a passionate environmental advocate and the leader of Bird City Stillwater.

To better illustrate our organizational structure and its purpose, we’ve introduced what we call the House of Sustainability.

SSMN is seeking a dynamic and experienced Executive Director to guide our mission of building a cleaner, healthier, and resilient community.

The City of Stillwater has taken proactive steps by approving and moving forward with the installation of trail signs on Loop Trail.

Hallie brings a wealth of experience and passion for sustainability to our organization.

Discover the science and strategies behind Long Lake’s health—watch the Browns Creek Watershed District’s expert-led presentation!

Every dollar you spend speaks louder than you think. Let’s ensure our dollars reflect our values and create more transparency.

Anh has dedicated her career to empowering young people and creating opportunities for growth and education.

Visit the Minnesota Lead Inventory Tracking Tool today to learn more about your service line and take a step toward protecting your water.

We're seeking volunteers to help distribute Adopt-a-Drain door hangers and flyers about smart salt use around Long Lake this month.

A unique urban initiative dedicated to creating bird-friendly spaces and fostering a deeper connection with nature.

A reflection and message from Sustainable Stillwater MN's Board Chair, Rick Heidick, on our path forward and commitment to the future.

Here’s your chance to weigh in and help shape a street design that works for everyone in our community.

Sustainable Stillwater MN is thrilled to announce Sirid Kellermann as the newest member of our Board of Directors!

This means that critical funding for conservation, clean water, wildlife, and public spaces is now secured through 2050.

Amid uncertainty, our community stands resilient. Openness and compassion can guide us forward, inspiring hope and meaningful action.

The rain gardens still look a little sparse, but that’s all part of the process. Even though the plants are small now, they’re working hard.

A delightful reminder that when community members show up unexpectedly to lend a hand, meaningful change happens!

Discover why nitrous oxide, the 'forgotten greenhouse gas,' is gaining attention as emissions rise.

Does anyone else feel like summer was five months long this year? It might be because Minnesota experienced an unusual warm spell.