(These photos and descriptions are courtesy of George Mohrhauser)
1.  One of the displays at the Visitor Center at White Water State Park.
2.  Our tour bus.
3.  At the Crystal Spring Trout Hatchery; tank with 1 inch trout.
4.  Behind the "crowd" this building is a continuous enclosed stream that is spring fed and creates a perfect habitat for raising trout.
5.  2 inch trout in enclosed stream.
6.  Site of flood repair in Minnesota City, MN (looking up stream)
7.  Same as 6 (looking down stream)
8.  CET that headed the repairs.
9.  Mayor of Minnesota City (gray shirt) explaining how bad it got the night of the storm.
10.  At the National Eagle Center in Wabasha, MN.  Our guide explaining why the center is located in Wabasha.
11. Harriet, one of the eagles at the center, and our guide.
12. Harriet and Robin
13. Harriet and Linus
 

(These photos and descriptions are courtesy of Kelly Oliver)
14. Rock gabion baskets along the stream receiving spring flow. The gabions keep the banks stable.
15. Several houses were in danger of falling into the stream after the August 2007 floods. NRCS provided cost-share through the Emergency Watershed Program to rip-rap the lower part of the stream bank, shape and fill in the upper part of the streambank and restore the back yards, and vegetated the slopes. At the end (to the left in photo) they put in a stream barb to direct the water flow into the channel and away from the bank.
16. Larry Peterson, NRCS Civil Engineering Technician, at the Rochester Area Office
17. National Eagle Center in Wabasha. Tour members were able to get their photos taken with Harriet, a bald eagle resident of the center.
18. Close-up of Harriet.