Most pictures are near the proposed racetrack development site.
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Preservation of the Kinni and Wildlife.
"The Kinnickinnic River Land Trust is strongly opposed to the proposed Kinnik Development racecourse along the South Fork of the Kinnickinnic River and its unnamed tributaries. This project is bad for the environment, the Kinnickinnic River, and the community."
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Kinnickinnic River Impact
"The Kinnickinnic River is home to a wonderful variety of plant communities and species. From goat prairies to balsam fir stands, from weeping cliffs to sedge meadows, this river must not be taken for granted. In my estimation, this combination of plant communities and endangered species is a rare gem and must be conserved. I have seen nothing like it in the Upper Mississippi River Basin."
– Sara Rogers, National Biological Survey
Video from the Kinni River Land Trust.
The Heart of the Kinni. Needing Our Protection.
Due to its exceptional water quality and self-sustaining, bountiful trout fishery, the Kinnickinnic River (or Kinni) is classified as an Outstanding Resource Water and a Class I Trout Stream.
Its beauty is framed by a landscape ranging from gently rolling farmland in the upper watershed to a bluff canyon on the lower river from River Falls to the confluence with the St. Croix River.