Water Quality

Events

Views Navigation

Event Views Navigation

Today
  • Kids Street Water Class & Performance

    Living Vine Church 309 Vine Street, Hudson, WI, United States

    The Kids Street Water Class runs the week of  July 20-24 from 9am-12pm with a performance on Friday, July 24th at 7pm.
    The Pop-Up Players will explore clean water and the environment with a goal of developing a theatrical performance at RiverFest.
    For kids age 8-12. This is a free class, but you must pre-register.

    Free, but reservations are required.
  • NPS Big River Clam Cleanup

    Hudson's Lakefront Park - Picnic Point 18 Buckeye Street, Hudson, WI, United States

    During this hands-on event National Park Service divers will bring up native mussels from the river bottom for the audience to scrape off the non-native zebra mussels. Explanations and equipment will be provided.

    Free
  • Invasive Species Control on the St. Croix River – Demonstration & Information

    Hudson's Lakefront Park Beach House 236-0263-00, Hudson, WI, United States

    Come and see the Minnesota DNR’s Electrofishing Boat demonstration at 2:30 and 3:30pm (water conditions permitting) at the Lakefront Park Beach.
    The Minnesota DNR will have a display booth at Picnic Point. Meet the Aquatics and Fisheries Biologists and see carp mounts and a carp tracking acoustic tag display.

    Free
  • Refashioning Scrappy

    The Phipps Center for the Arts 109 Locust St, Hudson, United States

    Help create a new “skin” for Scrappy, the RiverFest mascot, with the trash collected during the river clean-up.
    All are welcome to come and help!

    Free
  • Introduction to Microplastics

    Hudson Area Public Library 700 1st St, Hudson, WI, United States

    Join us upstairs in room 219 at the Hudson Area Public Library for an informative presentation about microplastics by Environmental Engineer, Claire Hartwig Alberg.

    Free
  • Pop Up-Players Street Water Show

    Hudson's Lakefront Park Bandshell 505 1st St, Hudson, WI, United States

    Hudson’s own, Liz Malanaphy will lead a local youth group, The Pop-Up Players, in a eco-friendly performance that explores clean water and the environment.

    Free