Big River Big Woods

Please consider joining us for one or more garlic mustard and celandine poppy (invasive poppy only) removal efforts to take place this spring in Villa Park and Reservoir Woods. It is a fun way to get to know other like-minded people in Roseville. Follow the “Read More” link for the complete schedule

Even though it’s still too cold to plant, it’s not too cold to plan — your native garden project, that is. Now is a good time to apply to your local watershed for a grant to help you get that project off the ground.

Neonics are neurotoxic insecticides used on more than 12 million acres across Minnesota: on farms, in our yards and gardens, and in public spaces.  They are a leading cause of pollinator decline and in turn affecting our food systems and the fish, birds and wildlife that rely on insects for food.

Roadside plantings have been considered an opportunity to reduce habitat loss. Emilie Snell-Rood, professor of ecology, evolution, and behavior at the UMN, has studied the risks of roadside pollutants for the last decade.

We are pleased to announce the results of the recent Big River Big Woods election: President: Kendra Sommerfeld, Secretary: Robin Manthei, Treasurer: Steve Fester, Director: Cyndi Vehe, Director: Erica Tenbroek, Director: John Kramer, Director: Liz Wendland, Director: Troy Thielen, Director: Joe Crowe.