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The EPA project has 300 swallow houses up around Duluth and Boulder Lake to study PFAS impacts.
Gov. Tim Walz signed legislation allowing two lines during open water season on Minnesota River downstream of the Granite Falls dam to Pool 2 in the Mississippi River.
Durham, 46, of Park Rapids, Minnesota, just wrapped up his 22nd year as a kindergarten teacher in his hometown of Nevis, Minnesota. This is his 32nd year of guiding.

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A typical tour will begin at 7 a.m., Laurin says, usually departing from a resort on the Northwest Angle mainland or from Flag or Oak islands; full- and half-day trips are available.
The goal of the study is to track long-billed curlew movements and learn more about their habitat use in North Dakota and elsewhere.
Area off-roading parks are perfect for any thrillseeker looking to kick up some dirt and get muddy.
Sunshine and light winds will make for a great first weekend of June.
The Grand Rapids-based Minnesota Deer Hunters Association said Walz's "continued attempts to ban wolf hunting" and his support of "anti-gun legislation" are in direct opposition to its mission.
The 2012 graduate of Red River High School spent parts of four summers from 2019 through 2022 researching the impact of beaver activity on amphibians and invertebrates in Voyageurs National Park.

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From lady's slippers to old-growth Norway pines, these are the Top 10 things to see and do at the park in June and July.
Doing your part to follow the rules to help reduce the potential introduction or spread of aquatic nuisance species is the best decision for all.
Bicycling is a low-cost way to meet up and exercise at the same time. With trails available throughout west central Minnesota, and several biking events slated for June through August, you can take a ride in your neighborhood, join a group or raise money for a cause.

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