June 2024 has been an exciting time for our Rain Garden Workgroup, as we continue to gain new volunteers to revitalize rain gardens.

Looking for dedicated volunteers to assist with the maintenance of our small pollinator/bird garden at Browns Creek Park.

Troop 132 and SSMN joined forces to restore a rain garden and educate local youth about environmental stewardship.

Scout Troop 162 transforms rain gardens with skill and dedication on June 1, exemplifying environmental stewardship and community service.

Fighting against invasive species and learn how a small group of dedicated volunteers made a big impact at our recent Garlic Mustard Pull.

Celebrating a successful Long Lake Bird Habitat Planting Party, where volunteers planted 300 native trees and shrubs.

We reflect on a day of community-driven rain garden restoration, where volunteers in Stillwater united to nurture nature's green spaces.

Discover how the global debate on plastics intersects with local concerns in Stillwater, Minnesota.

A dedicated bluebird team recently installed Gilbertson-style Bluebird nest boxes at Lily Lake Park.

Unleash your curiosity and explore the wonders of nature along Brown's Creek Trail with our "What's That Plant?" event.

Bird City Stillwater workgroup has been awarded a habitat grant of $1000 from Tropical Wings

New research uncovers shocking gaps in reporting petrochemical emissions, revealing a climate impact 64 times higher than estimates.

SSMN is proud to share the achievements of our hardworking volunteer workgroups and unveil their ambitious goals for 2024.

The Rain Garden Workgroup is transforming the town's landscape, fostering both beauty and biodiversity in over 400 green spaces.

Local chloride challenges are on the rise, and Stillwater faces both immediate and long-term impacts.

Stillwater's stunning rain garden revival—a tale of community resilience, sustainable landscaping, and the vibrant rebirth of green spaces.

In his engaging video message, Sven took us on a journey into the world of polar bears and their ever-changing habitat in the Churchill area

On a brisk Saturday morning, the serene vicinity of Lily Lake Woods echoed with the sound of dedicated volunteers reclaiming the woods.

With each plant nestled into the soil, the community around 401 W. Wilkins Street didn't just revive a garden – they sowed seeds of hope.

As part of National Public Lands Day, help us take control of the rampant buckthorn in the charming Lily Lake Woods.