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Little Beaver Creek named newest nature preserve in Ohio

High quality habitat harboring rare plants and protecting both sides of the Little Beaver Creek State and National Wild and Scenic River has been designated as Ohio’s newest state nature preserve, according to the Ohio DNR.
“It remains important to preserve Ohio’s many wonderful natural resources for citizens of today and of the future,” said Gov. Mike DeWine. “Dedicating Little Beaver Creek as a State Nature Preserve will protect one of Ohio’s scenic rivers as well as critical habitat for rare plant species.”

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Culvert work set to begin at Minnesota’s Perch Lake

Work to complete the Highway 23 culvert-replacement project at Perch Lake near Gary New Duluth will begin May 13.
The culvert replacement under the Highway 23 causeway is a part of a Minnesota DNR and Minnesota Land Trust habitat-restoration project to restore and enhance coastal marsh wetland habitat, improve fish and wildlife passage, and improve water quality by enhancing Perch Lake’s connection to the St Louis River Estuary.

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Wisconsin DNR confirms first case of CWD in wild deer from Pierce County, baiting and feeding bans start May 15

The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources confirmed the first positive test result for chronic wasting disease (CWD) in a wild deer in Pierce County. The deer was sick and dispatched in the town of Spring Lake and is within 10 miles of the Dunn and St. Croix county borders.

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