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MWMO Newsletter — July 2026 — River Songs Edition

In This Issue: Poetry, Affordable Housing, River Art, Staff Updates, Upcoming Events, and More
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Animal Waste, Road Salt, Lawn Fertilizer Harm Mississippi River

...Issues are seen regularly by the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization. The MWMO monitors the health of the Mississippi River and the wetlands and lakes in a 40-square mile area around it - from Fridley to St. Paul.
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Revamped Minneapolis Sculpture Garden To Reopen June 3

(...) The recent improvements to the park were made possible by $8.5 million in public funding and another $1.5 million from the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization...
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Earth Day art contest

All ages and all skill-levels are invited to participate in the Water Art Competition, an art contest in the spirit of Earth Day with a focus on water protection, conservation, and restoration.
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MWMO Newsletter – Spring 2017

The latest news and updates from the MWMO.
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Exploring the Upper River: Stormwater Park

...[T]he hidden gem I’m writing about this month would be right under your nose at that point, Stormwater Park at the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization’s facility, 2522 Marshall Street NE.
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Minneapolis Area Synod embarks on watershed stewardship campaign

Eco exhibit featured in Northeast (...) The Mississippi Watershed Management Organization is hosting the exhibit, called “Climate, Energy, and Community: What We Can Do,” at its Stormwater Park and Learning Center this year.
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Columbia Heights Library honored with Brownfield award

...The city also has a partnership agreement with the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization and features a landscape with storm water best management practices...
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Blind Somali math teacher adding to his legacy in Minneapolis

… Recently, Xiito took on a project from the Mississippi Watershed Management Organization to do community education for Twin Cities Somalis about the importance of clean water and protecting the […]
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Minnesota Brownfields honors five projects

Columbia Heights’ new library at 3939 Central Ave. NE won the small city impact award for creating a new 22,600-square-foot building that replaced a 60-year-old facility and a vacant, contaminated site once home to a Burger King.
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