After a 2014 flood destroyed the dam on Mound Creek inside Blue Mounds State Park, DNR crews worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to restore the creek to a more natural state. The hope was to create habitat for aquatic life such as the Topeka Shiner (a federally-endangered species), the plains topminnow (a state-threatened species) and pond mussel (also a state-threatened species). With the restoration project complete, DNR staff worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to see if

Blue Mounds State Park is starting a new prairie and bison tour, just as the state launches a new website to plan your trips to scores of state parks and trails https://mn.gov/greatoutdoors/ | Almanac

568 reactions · 246 shares | Save this video for your 2025 Minnesota State Park Bucket List! Which one is your favorite? 怜 Minneopa State Park  Judge C.R. Magney  Blue Mounds State Park  Cascade River  Gooseberry Falls  Nerstrand Big Woods  Grand Portage 輪‍♀️ Interstate State Park 曆Tettegouche State Park Split Rock Lighthouse State Park | Expedition Kristen | Facebook