News & Events

Join us at the exhibition opening of Connecting at the Confluence | Artist-in-Residence 2024

Celebrate the intersection between art and natural resources with Connecting at the Confluence, an artist exhibition featuring the photographic works of Sarah Lilja during her residency with the South Washington Watershed District (SWWD).

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SWWD Continues In-Lake Management of Aquatic Invasive Species

Herbicide treatment of Eurasian Watermilfoil on Wilmes Lake south basin will be conducted in fall 2024

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Sarah Lilja Selected as SWWD Artist-in-Residence

The South Washington Watershed District (SWWD) is excited to announce the selection of Sarah Lilja as its 2023-24 Artist-in Residence.

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Water Quality Cost Share Program

The South Washington Watershed District (SWWD) Clean Water and Watershed Resiliency Cost Share Program offers financial assistance to encourage and enable citizens, municipalities, and businesses to use innovative practices to protect and improve lakes and streams within the district.

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SWWD is Partnering with the City of Woodbury to Restore Hasenbank Woods

Hasenbank Woods is located in the within the developed areas of the City of Woodbury, but remains as a remnant oak woodland surrounded by areas formerly in tilled agriculture.  SWWD and the City are using a multi-year approach to preparing the site for restoration of a maintainable oak woodland.

 

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ISD 833 Campus Greening Projects

SWWD has partnered with the South Washington County Schools District #833 to develop Campus Greening projects at Lake Middle School, Middleton Elementary, Valley Crossing, Grey Cloud Elementary, and Cottage Grove Middle School.

 

 

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