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  • Build Your Own Lures – Winter 2026

    Chisago Lakes High School 29400 Olinda Trail, Lindstrom, MN, United States

    Get ready for a fun, family-friendly adventure! Kids, bring an adult along for the ride! Why do fish chase after one lure but ignore the next one? Do they see every color, certain colors, or none at all? We will be talking about and looking at a wide variety of gadgets and lures, as well…

  • 01/13/26 CAC Meeting

    Regular Meeting of the Comfort Lake-Forest Lake Watershed District Citizen Advisory Committee (CAC).

  • Snow Seeding – Winter 2026

    Forest Lake Area Schools Education Center 943 9th Ave SW, Forest Lake, MN, United States

    Spring is often thought to be the time to plant seed, but winter has its advantages. When we sow seed in winter, the seed will remain dormant all winter long and will germinate on nature’s schedule in the spring. Winter seeding can even be more effective than spring and summer seedings. Join us to learn…

  • Watershed Connections: Loons and Local Lakes

    Forest Lake Senior Community Center 767 4th St SW, Forest Lake, MN

    We’re all a little loony for Minnesota’s state bird! Whether you only know Common Loons by their iconic calls, or you are a long-time loon watcher, these charismatic birds will never stop surprising you. We will dive into the physical and behavioral characteristics that make Common Loons unique, while highlighting the relationship loons have with…

  • Build Your Own Lures Parent/Child Ages 5-10 – Winter 2026

    Normandy Park Education Center / Senior Center 2484 County Rd F East, White Bear Lake, Minnesota

    Why do fish chase after one lure but ignore the next one? Do they see every color, certain colors or none at all? We will be talking about and looking at a wide variety of gadgets and lures, as well as giving you a chance to make your own to take home and try out. All the supplies…

  • Gardening – Living Fence Lines – Winter 2026

    Forest Lake Area Schools Education Center 943 9th Ave SW, Forest Lake, MN, United States

    Natural fences constructed of shrubbery, tall flowers and clumping grasses are attractive and environmentally friendly. These living fences add an eye-catching way to define your property boundaries, while also adding pollinator plants that serve as effective privacy screens. Good fences make for good neighbors….and good habitat! You will receive an informational folder full of great publications, a native…

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