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  • Happy New Year – In the Company of Eagles

    Kaposia Landing Park, 800 Bryant Avenue, South St. Paul, MN. 55075 800 Bryant Avenue, South Saint Paul, United States

    Welcome in the New Year by watching the Eagles at Kap'osia Park in South St. Paul, Thursday, January 1, from 11 am to 2 pm.

    You are invited to bring in the New Year in the company of over-wintering Bald Eagles. This section of the Mississippi River main channel has open water, not iced over. Eagles, gulls, and waterfowl can be expected. We will learn about the history of Kap'osia Landing. We will discuss scientific information about Eagles and share stories of mystical connections with them. Bring your stories of Eagles to share.

  • National Bird Day At The Refuge

    MN Valley National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Center 3815 American Boulevard, East Bloomington, MN, 55425, East Bloomington, MN, United States

    You are invited to celebrate National Bird Day by visiting the bird feeders with us at the Minnesota River Valley National Wildlife Refuge's Visitor Center on Wednesday, January 7. We'll […]

  • Tammah Watts – Keep Looking Up: Your Guide to the Powerful Healing of Birdwatching

    ZOOM Meeting Online

    Tammah Watts has served the community for over 35 years in managerial, clinical, and consulting roles for private, non-profit, community college, and public sectors. After suffering a neurological injury following a routine surgical procedure, she found herself unable to return to the work she loved.

  • Hope Flanagan – Ojibwe Legends of our Natural World

    Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, Roseville, MN 1910 County B Road West, Rm 207, Roseville, MN, United States

    Ojibwe Legends of our Natural World In-Person ONLY Winter is traditionally storytelling season in our Native communities in Minnesota. Many Ojibwe legends (Aadizookaanag) honor our natural world, and Hope will […]

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  • Carrol L. Henderson – A National Legacy: Fifty Years of Nongame Wildlife Conservation in Minnesota

    Aŋpétu Téča Education Center, Roseville, MN 1910 County B Road West, Rm 207, Roseville, MN, United States

    Mr. Henderson will speak about his book “A National Legacy,” which captures the spirit and innovation behind the dedication required to drive lasting change in wildlife conservation. It highlights the significant and historic transition by the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources from a focus on managing game species for hunters' benefit to a broader ecological approach, marked by the creation of the Nongame Wildlife Program in 1977. This progressive Minnesota program, driven mainly by Carrol L. Henderson, became a national model for other states to develop their own nongame wildlife programs. 

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