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Connecting with Nature

an eagle perched on a dead tree

Guardians of the Minnesota River Valley

March 8, 2022 Leave a Comment

Contributed by Peg Furshong, CURE’s Director of Programs Having grown up in the mountains of Western Montana, a place where you would expect to see all sorts of wildlife, I continue to be amazed at the numbers of bald eagles that reside in the Upper Minnesota River Valley. I commute about 40 miles to work […]

Troy Goodnough standing in the Lac qui Parle River with a Mussel

Minnesota Freshwater Mussels at the 2021 BioBlitz!

July 22, 2021 Leave a Comment

by Troy Goodnough While billionaires are blasting off into outer space to find ways to appreciate Mother Earth and see it from a new perspective — organizations, like CURE are closer to the ground and down-to-earth. On Saturday, July 17, CURE, Land Stewardship Project, and Minnesota Master Naturalists hosted a Tallgrass Prairie BioBlitz at the […]

Sharing Stories farmer collage image.

Sharing Stories: Growing Relationships with the Land — Webinar Series

March 3, 2021 Leave a Comment

CURE along with the Office of Sustainability at the University of Minnesota, Morris, and Stevens County Soil & Water Conservation District in cooperation with the Land Stewardship Project as part of our work as a We Are Water West Central Minnesota team — are hosting webinar series. Our shared goal is to amplify the stories […]

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