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Star Tribune Article: Nonprofit dreams of mighty oaks for Woodbury, Cottage Grove greenway

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Sheep should help shear weeds, restore Pilot Knob prairie (reprint)

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Bringing Hands-on Learning to Little Falls Forestry Class

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Video: Bringing Hands-on Learning to Little Falls Forestry Class

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Three thousand new trees on Arbor Day

On Arbor Day, April 24, more than 200 volunteers will come out to plant 3,000 young oak trees in South Washington Conservation Corridor, grown from acorns our volunteers collected in the area; nurtured over 18 months by our longterm partner Bailey Nurseries. The event is part of a multi-year restoration effort that, along with volunteer events, has included innovative restoration practices and research.

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Spring volunteers will get their hands dirty at new and old sites

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Twenty years of restoring land, water and wonder

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Seven Mile Creek Watershed to benefit from $1.7 million grant

Saint Peter Herald, Wednesday, December 31, 2014By DANA MELIUS dmelius@stpeterherald.comThe Seven Mile Creek Watershed expects to be the primary beneficiary from the $1.7 million grant recently awarded to the Nicollet County Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD)

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A tiny nonprofit convinced 7,000 volunteers and 450 organizations to dig in and help

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Conservation grants will help Sherburne NWR

Conservation grants will help Sherburne NWR restore its oak savanna, oak woodlands and tamarack swamp habitats.From SCTimes, December 9, 2014By Ann WesselNews Article Excerpt:STORY HIGHLIGHTS-The $5.7 in DNR conservation grants were funded through Outdoor Heritage Fund-The largest, $400,000 project at Sherburne NWR aims to restore three habitats in a 968-acre parcel-Two other Sherburne NWR projects aim to chemically treat and burn wetland-choking invasives