Minnesota Science Museum completes 37-year conservation of 300+ acres near St. Croix River
The Science Museum of Minnesota has finished a 37-year effort to protect more than 300 acres of natural land, including forests and freshwater springs. The latest milestone involved conserving 130 acres surrounding the museum's research station. The project was made possible through partnerships with various organizations that provided funding and support. The conserved land serves dual purposes, supporting both scientific research and environmental conservation. The site also hosts an artist residency program along the scenic St. Croix River.
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