Conservation Minnesota has joined Friends of the Boundary Waters Wilderness and the Minnesota Center for Environmental Advocacy (MCEA) to form the Mining Truth Coalition. Our goal is to engage all Minnesotans – including mining companies, non-profit organizations, businesses, policy makers … Continue reading
Fewer resources mean fewer costs and less waste. In 2006, the average Minnesotan received 13 pounds of phonebooks and pitched more than half of all beverage containers into the landfill. We have tools to create jobs and help us all recycle more.
The lakes, rivers, streams, trails, parks, you name it. But where to go? How to we keep our outdoor legacy for generations to come? Here are some ideas.
Find out if your lake is safe for swimming and recreation as well as for eating fish. Enter your lake name and county and hit Go.
“Never was there a more tiresome voyage made than this . . . We continue to grope our way.” Father Michel Guignas, August 1727 Jesuit priest Michel Guignas penned these words early on in the historic French expedition to the Dakota … Continue reading
Edina High School students collect more than 10,000 beverage containers and receive a check for 10 cents per container from Conservation Minnesota Voter Center. Continue reading
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"This year's renewable energy bill faced many challenges but hopefully has laid a strong foundation for future policy. http://t.co/xh9h7C7EDt"
May 17th, 2013 5:01 PM
