Biological Survey mapping
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Itasca State Park Biodiversity
Itasca State Park is a unique "habitat island" of old growth pine and hardwood forests surrounding the pristine lakes and streams which form the watershed basin surrounding the sources of the Mississippi River. This project was created to document current species of plants and animals within the park, as well as historic sitings and records from past research studies.
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Itasca State Park Biodiversity
Itasca State Park is a unique "habitat island" of old growth pine and hardwood forests surrounding the pristine lakes and streams which form the watershed basin surrounding the sources of the Mississippi River. This project was created to document current species of plants and animals within the park, as well as historic sitings and records from past research studies.
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Lake Winnipeg Watershed /
OPEN Water Project
Biodiversity of aquatic, riparian, and terrestrial habitats in the drainage of the international cross-border watershed of Canada's Lake Winnipeg. This is part of a citizen-science biogeography survey initiated by the OPEN Water project, a collaborative venture of the Canada Geographic Education Alliance, the North Dakota Geographic Alliance, and the Minnesota Alliance for Geographic Education, with funds from the National Geographic Education Foundation.
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