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1st tow boat, barges head up Mississippi River

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers says the MV Deana Ann tow boat out of Kentucky opened the season Saturday. The Deana Ann moved seven barges through the lock and dams in Red Wing and Hastings before arriving in St. Paul on Saturday night.

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Minn. symposium eyes invasive species fight

The first day will focus on invasive plants such as flowering rush and curly leaf pondweed. The second day will focus on invasive animals such as Asian carp and zebra mussels.

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Q&A: Researcher explains options for near-extinct Isle Royale wolves

Q&A: Researcher explains options for near-extinct Isle Royale wolves

Michigan Tech University wildlife biologist Rolf Peterson has studied the wolves in Isle Royale National Park for more than 40 years and spoke with MPR's Tom Crann about a new report that says the wolves are near extinction.
by Tom Crann

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Isle Royale wolves could be on the verge of extinction

Isle Royale wolves could be on the verge of extinction

Only nine wolves still wander the wilderness island chain in western Lake Superior and just one is known to be a female, raising doubts they'll bounce back from a recent free-fall unless people lend a hand.

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