For me, the summer time blues show up in mid March. I’m not talking about the doldrums of late summer, I’m talking about the cheerful and sweet Bluebird. The first scouts show up to our area around mid March. The males are scouting for a suitable nesting sites. The females will start showing up in April, with nesting activities starting after a brief courtship. Bluebirds are cavity nesters, so they are looking for nest sites, either natural or man made. That’s where I come in

Kinnickinnic River Land Trust Stakeholder Notification/Public Notice Land Trust Alliance Accreditation   The land trust accreditation...

2016 Bird watching in Green Valley, AZ In 2024, the Kinnickinnic River Land Trust received a donation in memory of Sharon Lubinski, an...

St. Croix County joins USDA National Water Quality Initiative The Kinnickinnic River begins its journey in the agricultural landscapes...

“ We Don’t Have a Runoff Problem, We Have an Infiltration Problem” That’s a quote I pulled from the bottom of an email from a...

In the past couple of articles for the South Kinni farmer group, I’ve talked about incorporating soil health principles into row crop...

The South Kinnickinnic Farmer-Led Watershed Council consists of farmers and agricultural landowners who are interested in seeing farmers...

Enjoy these delicious recipes that you can make during the spring and early summer months. When foraging, always make sure that you are...

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