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Snapshots are stories that highlight the work of our agency and partners. Read below for insights on how these partnerships impact our state's soil and water resources.
Marshall city leaders anticipate environmental benefits and reduced maintenance costs will result from grant-supported habitat enhancements. HELP will transition from pilot to program when BWSR issues a request for proposals.
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Meet the Morrison SWCD staffer behind 350-plus RIM easements
One Morrison SWCD staffer has worked with landowners surrounding Camp Ripley to enroll more than 38,000 acres in RIM easements through the Army Compatible Use Buffer program. Co-workers said Lance Chisholm’s ability to connect with landowners was the key.
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Wetland training program offers professional certification options
A training program run by BWSR aimed at wetland professionals has certified more than 600 people since 2020.
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Grazing, NRCS assistance boost productivity of sheep flock, land
“One of my goals is to leave the production ability of this farm in better condition than I found it. Rotational grazing will do that.” — Tom Scarponcini, Winona County farmer
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