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Explore Lake Harriet's History on a Guided Walking Tour This May 8
Discover the rich history and natural beauty of Lake Harriet on a special guided walking tour happening this spring. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor, this event offers a unique chance to learn about the area's past while enjoying a leisurely stroll around one of Minneapolis’s most beloved lakes. Mark your calendar for Friday, May 8, from 4 to 6 p.m. and prepare for an engaging afternoon filled with stories, sights, and community spirit. The iconic Bandshell at L
Paul Ragozzino
3 days ago2 min read


LHEC Membership Benefits: Why Join LHEC in Minneapolis?
If you love Lake Harriet and want to see it thrive, joining the Lake Harriet Environment Council (LHEC) is one of the best decisions you can make. We’re passionate about protecting this beautiful urban oasis, and we want you to be part of our community! Together, we can make a real difference in preserving the natural environment around Lake Harriet for people and wildlife alike. Let’s dive into why becoming a member of LHEC in Minneapolis is such a rewarding experience. Disc
Paul Ragozzino
Apr 204 min read


Join us for another Lake Harriet In-Water Clean Up May 16, 2026 from 9-11 am near the Southwest fishing dock at the end of 47th Street.
June crew Sandy, Jane, Mary Ellen, Sally and Brian (not pictured) with a sample of findings Come one, come all to the Lake Harriet in-water trash cleanup! We will meet at 9am, Saturday, May 16, 2026 near the Southwest fishing dock at the end of 47th Street where buckets, trash bags and gloves will be supplied. Please bring water and wear shoes and clothing suitable for getting wet! Some past water working volunteers have found that small leaf rakes handy for reaching under
Paul Ragozzino
Apr 191 min read


The Impact of Volunteering with LHEC
Volunteering is one of those incredible experiences that fills your heart and uplifts your spirit. When it comes to protecting and preserving the natural beauty of Lake Harriet, joining forces with the Lake Harriet Environment Council (LHEC) is a fantastic way to make a real difference. Together, we can nurture this urban oasis, ensuring it remains a vibrant haven for both people and wildlife. Let’s dive into the many ways volunteering with LHEC impacts our community and envi
Paul Ragozzino
Apr 183 min read
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