2018 Annual Report & Summary

Each spring VLAWMO creates an annual report for the year prior. This report serves as a way to inform our communities what we're working on, what issues the watershed faces, convey the latest studies and grant projects, and more. Financial summaries and a project work plan are available for transparency and for reporting to the MN Board of Water and Soil Resources (BWSR), who provides oversight for VLAWMO. These and previous year's reports can be found on our website under reports. Highlights for this year's report include:

  • Completion of Whitaker Treatment Wetlands
  • Completion of the Sucker Channel shoreline restoration 
  • Summaries of 2018's cost-share programs (what went in the ground)
  • A look at current community service and volunteer projects
  • Top 4 issues that the VLAWMO watershed faces
  • What you can do to support the watershed

We thank our many partners for a successful year of planning and building. Our work is made possible with support from community groups, cities and townships, schools, congregations, businesses, and residents. We look forward to the year ahead to continue building a community of watershed stewardship. 

2018 Annual Report

2018 Annual Report Summary

------------------------------------------------------

2018 Water Monitoring Report

2018 Water Monitoring Report Summary

Recent Posts

Neighborhood Spotlight: Joe

Hear from a local resident who brought together lo-mow fescue, a raingarden, and a shoreline restoration to rejuvenate his yardwork routine.

VLAWMO Recruiting MN Water Stewards

VLAWMO is recruiting MN Water Stewards for the 2024-25 cohort.

Neighborhood Spotlight: Ingrid

An interview with a homeowner of a newly installed raingarden, bee lawn, and backyard prairie planting.

Spring Yard Care for Water Conservation

May and June are great times to practice water-minded yard care and explore new techniques. Check out this article for where to start and links to more info.

Otter Trailcam Footage

A recent glimpse of river otter activity in the watershed.

More news

View all news