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Archive for July 2021

What’s New in the Watershed: Staff Update

By Sophia Patane | July 9, 2021 | 0

What’s New in the Watershed: Staff Update The Wild Rivers Conservancy office is brimming with activity now that summer is in full swing. Whether we’re getting our toes wet in…

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Exploring The Riverway During A Government Shutdown

While accessible areas of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway are expected to remain open, the capacity of the National Park Service will be extremely reduced. Consider your impact as a visitor to these spaces and strive to be a good steward. Please recognize the implications these visits will have on already heavily strained Park resources.

Wild Rivers Conservancy relies on the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway as a partner to accomplish many of our joint programs and events. We are evaluating the events and programs impacted, and will share any updates as they develop.

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