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Water resources and wetlands![]() Some of Bloomington's most valuable resources are its lakes, wetlands, Nine Mile Creek and the Minnesota River. This delicately-balanced, natural system changes constantly and needs our help to remain healthy.
Turtle crossing: Threatened turtle seen on Bloomington streetsBlanding's turtles, a state-threatened species, have been spotted near 84th Street and East Bush Lake Road. Management plansHuman influences have changed the water resources system rapidly and these changes have impacted the larger ecosystem. The following federally-mandated plans and programs were developed to protect these valuable resources. Ways to protect our watersYou can be an active force in safeguarding and enhancing the quality of our water resources.
For more information, contact:
Scott Anderson, Engineering Resources HOME | Management plans | Map | Ways to protect | Links
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