| Natural Resources of Rice County: Rare and Endangered Species |
| Post Date: |
September 11, 2019 |
| Resource Type: |
|
| Description: |
In Rice County, Minnesota there are two special and unique species. They are the Dwarf Trout Lily and the Wood turtle. Experts from the Minnesota DNR explain the habitat of both and why they are protected under the Minnesota's Endangered Species law. They also explain how they study the different species and the tools used for both and the challenges their habitat face, like buckthorn, ATV's and land management practices. They also suggest how citizens can take action to improve the natural resources or even become a citizen scientist.
Produced in 2003
|
| Author: |
River Bend Nature Center |
| Topic: |
|
| Audience: |
|
| Length in pages or time: |
30 min. |
| Fee?: |
0 |
| Library Loan?: |
|
| Is Training required?: |
|
| Seasonal?: |
|
| Language other than English: |
|
| Order information or contact: |
Available for free* two-week loan from:
Learning Resource Center & Library
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
520 Lafayette Rd North
St. Paul MN 55155
651-757-2120 or 800-877-6300
resourcecenter.pca@state.mn.us
*borrower pays return postage. |
| Link: |
http://www.rbnc.org |
| MAEE Partner |
Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
|
Natural Resources of Rice County: Rare and Endangered Species
Posted: September 11, 2019 by zzz Data
Category: Minnesota Pollution Control Agency
In Rice County, Minnesota there are two special and unique species. They are the Dwarf Trout Lily and the Wood turtle. Experts from the Minnesota DNR explain the habitat of both and why they are protected under the Minnesota's Endangered Species law. They also explain how they study the different species and the tools used for both and the challenges their habitat face, like buckthorn, ATV's and land management practices. They also suggest how citizens can take action to improve the natural resources or even become a citizen scientist.
Produced in 2003