Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota
26 chronologs | 2,606 contributions
26 chronologs managed by Three Rivers Park District
Hyland Lake Park Reserve – Nature Center North
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
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- TRP-214
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Carver Park Reserve – Shutz Lake Reforestation
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
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- TRP-205
- Native species
- Forests
Mississippi Gateway Regional Park – East Trail
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-223
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Silverwood Park – Owl Woodlands (Trail 10 -11)
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-225
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
Lake Rebecca Park Reserve – Kasma Marsh
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-216
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
The Landing – Minnesota River Heritage Park
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-226
Gale Woods Farms – Whale Tail Lake at Canoe Launch
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-222
- Restoration
Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve – Hill Top
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-219
- Native species
- Restoration
- Fire
Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve – Southern Woodland
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-220
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Elm Creek Park Reserve – Eastman Nature Center
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-211
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Crow-Hassan Park Reserve – Lupine Praire (Unit 7)
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-207
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Crow-Hassan Park Reserve – Prairie Lake
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-208
- Native species
Crow-Hassan Park Reserve – Four Corners (Unit 9)
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-206
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Crow-Hassan Park Reserve – North Twin Wetland
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-209
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Carver Park Reserve – Lundsten Lake
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-203
- Invasive species
- Native species
Carver Park Reserve – Nature Center Road Prairie
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-204
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Baker Park Reserve – Southwest Marsh and Prairie
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-201
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Elm Creek Park Reserve – Lemans Lake
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-213
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Hyland Lake Park Reserve – Central Woodland
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-215
- Restoration
- Invasive species
- Native species
- Fire
Noerenberg Memorial Gardens – Formal Gardens
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-224
Carver Park Reserve – Lake Two Wetland
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-202
French Regional Park – Turtle Lagoon
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-221
- Native species
Lake Rebecca Park Reserve – Crow River at Canoe
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-217
- Restoration
- Native species
Murphy-Hanrehan Park Reserve – Murphy Lake Prairie
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-218
- Restoration
- Native species
- Fire
Elm Creek Park Reserve – 121st Forest Restoration
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-210
- Restoration
- Native species
Elm Creek Park Reserve – Powers Lake Forest
Three Rivers Park District
Minnesota, US
- TRP-212
- Restoration
- Native species
About Three Rivers Park District
Three Rivers Park District is a park system in the west suburban Minneapolis/St. Paul metro area of Minnesota. We manage almost 27,000 acres of park reserves, regional parks, regional trails, and special-use facilities. The name "Three Rivers" comes from our parks' geography, situated within the watersheds that flow into three significant rivers to this region: the Mississippi, the Minnesota and the Crow.
With facilities for every season, including picnicking, swimming, play areas, boating, fishing, downhill skiing, snowboarding, golfing, camping and sledding, Three Rivers Parks is the place for recreation, play and relaxation. We have developed an extensive trail system for hiking, biking, in-line skating, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing. We also offer program sites for nature, recreation, historic and farm education. The Park District serves more than 14.3 million visitors annually.