Featured NRRI News
Articles from the marketing and communications staff at NRRI.
The need to better understand North Shore streams and which have the best chance of staying cool for trout elicited funding from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund.
Research to stem the transport of aquatic invasive species led NRRI researchers on globetrotting adventures in 2017.
Trip to Iceland takes NRRI geologist back in time to understand how Minnesota was formed.
Two steam locomotives at the Milwaukee County Zoo were fueled with NRRI’s renewable, solid fuel in November to reduce fossil coal emissions, with promising results.
Industry needs more early investment in research to drive innovation, according to Tim White. And he saw right away that innovative research is what NRRI delivers.
NRRI scientists work with Audubon Minnesota to launch state's first breeding bird atlas in online and interactive format.
NRRI helps Minnesota manufacturer turn waste wood particles to a biofuel to power their plant.
The state of today's traditional forest industries are getting a long, hard look these days. Lack of innovation is a problem. But not here.
After 10 years of research, NRRI delivered solid results this fall. As in solid biofuels. By the ton.
UMD and NRRI seek better ways to keep fishing gear from spreading aquatic invasive species in Minnesota's popular fishing lakes.