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Friends of Minnetonka Parks

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​​We envision a park system that honors and builds on our city’s heritage of preserving, restoring and managing our distinctive high-value natural spaces that enhance Minnetonka’s quality of life and distinguish it from other cities.
​Learn More About our Mission and Values
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Big Willow
BIG WILLOW
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JIDANA
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MINNEHAHA CREEK
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VICTORIA EVERGREEN
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BOULDER CREEK
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LAKE ROSE
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PURGATORY
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WOODGATE
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CULLEN NATURE PRESERVE
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LONE LAKE
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SHADY OAK
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HILLOWAY
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MEADOW
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TOWER HILL

Friends of Minnetonka Parks Recipient of Conservation Award


​The Friends of Minnetonka Parks was honored with the Bush Lake Commitment to Conservation Award at the Bush Lake Chapter - Izaak Walton League Of America's annual meeting on September 16th.

​The award is given to an individual or organization inside or outside of the organization that has contributed to restoration, habitat, and conservation in Minnesota.
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​Our latest video features our favorite buckthorn busting tools and gear

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Find a park in your neighborhood!

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2022 By the Numbers

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​We had an eventful year and produced significant results restoring high-priority areas within our parks in collaboration with the City of Minnetonka. FoMP strives to be a catalyst of positive change in the community, playing an integral role in reversing the trends of environmental degradation in our park system. We are creating a verdant and vibrant community in which ecological stewardship, and community connectedness and partnerships thrive. Read more in our 2022 Annual Report.

Invasive Plants

We're building a website resources section and just published a page on common invasive plants.
Click here to learn more about why invasive plants cause ecological harm and how to identify them.
© 2023 Friends of Minnetonka Parks.
​Friends of Minnetonka Parks is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization governed by a volunteer board of directors. All donations are tax deductible.
  • Home
  • Friends
    • Mission
    • Who We Are
    • Volunteerism
    • Donate
    • Contact Us
  • VISIT A PARK
    • Big Willow
    • Boulder Creek
    • Cullen
    • Hilloway
    • Jidana
    • Lake Rose
    • Lone Lake
    • Meadow
    • Minnehaha Creek
    • Purgatory
    • Shady Oak
    • Tower Hill
    • Victoria Evergreen
    • Woodgate
  • Resources
    • Native Plants
    • Invasive Plants
    • Videos
    • FAQs >
      • Restoration Basics
      • Restoration and Change
      • Restoration and Ecology
      • Restoration Risks and Cost
      • Restoration and Successful Outcomes
    • Tree Aging App
    • Newsletter
  • Events