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Great Horned Owl

A magnificent bird of prey in central Minnesota woodlands. Great Horned Owl photo courtesy U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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William E. Lee: Early Long Prairie, Minnesota, Banker

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Long Prairie River Region: Natural Environment and Land Use
Alteration of North American Streams by Beaver
Library Resources for Owners of Minnesota’s Private Woodlands, With Revisions
The Farnham Peat Collection: A Subject Catalog of the Peat Research Materials in the Natural Resources Library
Minnesota Itasca Snow Cat: Image on Sticker for Wall, Refrigerator, or Other Surfaces
Long Prairie High School (Minnesota): Lyrics to School’s Fight Song and Pennant, With Indian Mascot
Long Prairie River in Minnesota
A Research Agenda for Developing Minnesota’s Natural Resources: Ideas from Perplexity AI
Interview of John Sandy About the Rouse Farnham Peat Collection at the Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI), Interviewed by Bonnie Kollodge, WDIO TV- Duluth
Physiography of St. Clair County, Illinois
Establishing the Territorial Government of Itasca
Regions of Itasca and Wabasha in the State of Minnesota
Great Horned Owl in Minnesota
Life of Chippewa (Ojibwe) Indians Along the Long Prairie River
Minnesota Copper-Nickel Library Resources
Journey of Winnebago Indians to Long Prairie Reservation in 1848
A History of Long Prairie, Minnesota: An Account of Life in the Wilderness, 1856-1861
Carbon Dioxide and its Impact on the Atmosphere and Oceans
Sacagawea’s Child: The Life and Times of Jean-Baptiste (Pomp) Charbonneau
World Peat Research: Books, Articles, Conference Proceedings

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