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November 07, 2022
Request for Professional Services for 2023–2024
The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization (MWMO) uses outside consultants to provide professional services in a number of areas, including but not limited to: Auditing, Communications, Design and Engineering, Legal and Planning. Firms interested in providing services to the MWMO for...
Looking for a few good neighbors to protect water quality
MWMO News Release - Aug. 30, 2016
Lincoln Playground to Host ‘Outdoor Reading Room’
MWMO News Release - Aug. 25, 2016
Edison High School Leads the State in Going Green
MWMO News Release - Aug. 16, 2016
Edison Green Campus Photos/Press Kit
MWMO Press Kit - Aug. 16, 2016
Rideshare The Mississippi? Check-Out Kayaks Coming Soon
Gear Junkie - Aug. 10, 2016
A pilot program launching this month, the Mississippi River Paddle Share will give people in the Twin Cities a four-mile stretch of urban river to paddle in a day-use kayak.
‘Paddle Share’ brings kayak rental to Mississippi
KARE 11 - Aug. 4, 2016
MINNEAPOLIS - Consider it an acquatic version of the Nice Ride bike concept. Paddle Share will allow people to rent kayaks from special stations up and down the Mississippi River between North Mississippi Regional Park and Boom Island.
How ‘water aware’ are you?
KARE 11 - Aug. 2, 2016
On Tuesday, the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization in north Minneapolis hosted a water workshop for educators to learn more about how to take care of our bodies of water.
Kayak sharing along Mississippi in the works
Star Tribune - Aug. 2, 2016
A first-of-its-kind kayak-sharing service along the Mississippi River in Minneapolis could be open for business this month, allowing visitors to dip their paddles in one of the state's most overlooked national park areas.
Stormwater cleanup goes high tech in St. Anthony Village
Minnesota Public Radio News - July 21, 2016
Polluted stormwater running off of Twin Cities buildings and streets normally isn't cleaned up very much — if at all — before it enters a series of pipes that flow into the Mississippi River.