Meadowlark Newsletter

In this issue of our biannual newsletter:
• A new nesting site for our beloved American kestrels!
• Belwin’s Role in the Watershed
• What Does Belwin Mean to You?
• Spring and Summer Event Calendar
• Local Connections: An Interview with Roger Green

In this issue of our biannual newsletter:
• Expanding access at the Savanna Center
• The importance of land protection
• Fun facts about winter weasels
• Belwin welcomes new board members
• Give to the Max Day
• Say YES to Funding for the Great Outdoors

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, read about our new Wetlands Center, the restoration taking place at Valley Creek Bluff, and much more!

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, read about how to protect monarch butterflies in your own yard, a year of success for Belwin’s kestrel box program, a look back at the Athletic Fields, and much more!

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, read about how to protect monarch butterflies in your own yard, a year of success for Belwin’s kestrel box program, a look back at the Athletic Fields, and much more!

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, read about how to protect monarch butterflies in your own yard, a year of success for Belwin’s kestrel box program, a look back at the Athletic Fields, and much more!

Belwin is hard at work developing the Oxbow Trails property, located along St. Croix Trail South and Valley Creek. Trails open in Fall 2022.

Celebrating a newly formed partnership with the American Indian Family Center and looking to the future of what we can accomplish together.

Belwin is one of more than 20 host sites for the 4Ground: Midwest Land Art Biennial event taking place June through August 2022.

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, read about the new property and trail names at Belwin including Oxbow Trails, our partnership with the American Indian Family Center, new Belwin staff members, and our participation in the inaugural 4Ground: Midwest Land Art Biennial in partnership with Franconia Sculpture Park and Arts Midwest.

Volunteers Chuck and Hope Lea gave more than 11,000 hours of their time to Belwin, monitoring bird activity, recording weather data, documenting wild flowers, and connecting kids with the natural world.

In this issue of our biannual newsletter, you’ll read about our 50th anniversary with Saint Paul Public School, birds at Belwin, hard-working volunteers, and much more!