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Minnesota legislation seeks to improve management of misunderstood fish
DNR supports effort to study and recommend changes to regulations that currently leave several species vulnerable.
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Afton State Park phenology, Feb. 3 to 16, 2023
Signs of the season include the Sucker Fish Moon, frosted trees, bald eagles, and many animal tracks.
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Historic headwaters house connected Indigenous and European people
Ojibwe-French-English couple Antoine and Sarah Gordon lived at intersection of old travel routes and changing cultures.
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Origins, journeys, and returning
Themes from Heidi Barr’s new book help readers find the unique ways in which they contribute to the healing of the world.
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A farm, a family, and a lifetime of learning
Multiple generations growing near Rush City discovers new ways of doing things.
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Proposed hog operation near Trade River resubmits full application for state permit
Cumberland LLC seeks to open facility that would house 26,000 swine in northwest Wisconsin.
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Afton State Park Phenology, January 20 to February 2, 2023
Woodpeckers and owls are active, while deer shed antlers.
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Study: Eating one fish contaminated with PFAS same as drinking ‘forever chemicals’ water for a month
PFAS found at high levels in freshwater fish, with most concern for vulnerable communities.
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Event in Hayward invites public to ‘think big’ for the Namekagon River
National Park Service and Wild Rivers Conservancy hosting free discussion about Wild and Scenic river’s future.
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National Park Service to burn brush piles
Agency staff will burn piles at five habitat restoration projects along the lower St. Croix.
