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Sampling invertebrates in Rice Creek
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SHEP volunteer Glenn Fuchs samples macroinvertebrates along the recently re-meandered section of the Rice Creek in Shoreview, Minnesota. To learn more about SHEP, visit our SHEP project page.
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To contact Sara, visit our “Contact Us” page.Featured Date:
18 October, 2007Search
Mississippi River Challenge: July 28-29, 2012
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