Project of the Year

The Middle Fork Crow River Watershed District (MFCRWD) Board of Managers has instituted a new program designed to recognize individuals and groups who have improved or protected local water resources. The MFCRWD Project of the Year will be awarded in December of each year, based on the following criteria:

Complexity of problem solved/addressed
The degree of landowner-agency cooperation
Impact on water quality
Potential outreach possibilities
Aesthetic qualities
Cost per pound of phosphorus removed/prevented

2016 MFCRWD Project of the Year

The ACGC elementary school had an addition where rain water was pooling by an outdoor walk-in freezer and a hallway exit door. As the pooling…

2015 MFCRWD Project of the Year

The District has put forth great effort to implement projects and programs to improve the water quality of Diamond Lake. In 2015, Brent and Kim…

2014 MFCRWD Project of the Year

Riverbank Revetment protects an eroding riverbank by using a natural buffer made from cedar trees. More than 300 ft of Mr. Koch’s riverfront property…

2013 MFCRWD Project of the Year

The Lilleberg’s have worked with the Middle Fork Crow River Watershed District to implement a woodchip bioreactor on their property in the Diamond…

2012 MFCRWD Project of the Year

Based on the above criteria, the Board of Managers unanimously selected the Nest Lake Improvement Association’s “Nest Lake Aquatic Plant Management…

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