11/14/2023 - 5:00 PM City of River Falls Common Council Workshop in the Training Room. USCOE will present the Tentative Selected Plan (TSP) for the Kinni.
In November 2022, The City of River Falls and the Army Corp of Engineers agreed to a Federal Cost Share for a feasibility study of the ecological restoration of the Kinni.
As the City's
11/14/2023 - 5:00 PM City of River Falls Common Council Workshop in the Training Room. USCOE will present the Tentative Selected Plan (TSP) for the Kinni.
In November 2022, The City of River Falls and the Army Corp of Engineers agreed to a Federal Cost Share for a feasibility study of the ecological restoration of the Kinni.
As the City's philanthropic partners, KinniCC has paid $100,000 to date have committed up to $75,000 in additional funding if needed.
Kinni Corridor Collaborative and Kinnickinnic River Land Trust, as co-grantees, are excited to announce that the Community Forest in River Falls, Wisconsin has been chosen as a 2023 Leave No Trace Spotlight!
May 18-20, 2023 we will be joined by a Subaru sponsored Leave No Trace team in order to bring attention to the challenges the Comm
Kinni Corridor Collaborative and Kinnickinnic River Land Trust, as co-grantees, are excited to announce that the Community Forest in River Falls, Wisconsin has been chosen as a 2023 Leave No Trace Spotlight!
May 18-20, 2023 we will be joined by a Subaru sponsored Leave No Trace team in order to bring attention to the challenges the Community Forest and the Kinnickinnic River are facing and to shine a spotlight on how our community is rising to meet those challenges.
The multi-day event will include Leave No Trace education, outreach, and stewardship with the goal to build momentum and inspire community involvement for the future.
The Spotlight is a national program focused on sustainable recreation and daily living practices.
Our community worked together to develop the Kinnickinnic River Monitoring Plan. This plan focuses on 5 key river health indicators. Volunteers and professionals will work together annually to collect and analyze our data. See River Monitoring Video and Photos
We've wrapped the season with a new section in the Monitoring Plan covering n
Our community worked together to develop the Kinnickinnic River Monitoring Plan. This plan focuses on 5 key river health indicators. Volunteers and professionals will work together annually to collect and analyze our data. See River Monitoring Video and Photos
We've wrapped the season with a new section in the Monitoring Plan covering non-game wildlife. This will enhance our base line and post restoration comparisons. Thanks to partners UWRF, Kiap-TU-WISH, St Croix Valley Bird Club, and volunteers.
This drone video by Alexander Carr was created in 2016 before the decision to restore the Kinni to free-flowing by 2035 or 2040.
Check out the River Monitoring page for monthly videos of the river since 2019 showing the changes over time.
Check out this interactive resource map that shows the public access points on the Kinni.
We created this resource map in partnership with Kinnickinnic River Land Trust and their intern Johnathan Van Roekel for all to enjoy!
We're a community volunteer lead organization with a Board of Directors and active committees of additional volunteers.
We are working with the City of River Falls, the US Army Corp of Engineers and our partners toward Kinni Ecological Restoration
Text "4TK" to 844-844-8644 to support this project.
Our community worked together to develop the Kinnickinnic River Corridor Master Plan. This award winning, highly collaborative community developed plan includes river restoration and projects to revitalize our community. Read the plan by clicking below.
Keep up on the latest news and volunteer opportunities. Follow the progress on Kinni Restoration and Redevelopment.
