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First in a series I’ve been working on for a while, with lots of help from @benjovland, @apmreports, @APMResearch and many others. mprnews.org/story/2024/08/14…
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Did you know the average American child spends only 4-7 mins playing outside/day but 7+hrs in front of screens? Let's change that! Spending time in state parks can improve mental health.🌲🧠 Disconnect from tech, reconnect with nature. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #ScreenFreeWeek
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#WorldWaterDay
The #ChippewaNF has:
1300 Lakes and ponds,
925 Miles of Rivers,
440,000 acres wetlands,
25 watersheds.
13% of all surface water in National Forest System.
3 of the 10 largest lakes in Minnesota: Leech Lake, Lake Winnibigoshish and Cass Lake.
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Today, August 31, is Bald Eagle Recovery Day in Minnesota.
And the #ChippewaNF has a great story to share...
On a warm summer day in July the USFS office in Deer River received a phone call about an injured eagle on the district. Read full story: go.usa.gov/xMqFR
Good time to revisit this cool interactive bird songs poster... migration is on and strong! dnr.state.mn.us/mcvmagazine/…
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-Where do saplings go to learn?
🌳 Elementree school!
Although they're not all 'elementree' - Minnesota has lots of School Forests: go.usa.gov/xskYT
#TreeJokes
The benefits of having this resource and USING it is not lost on me as a parent. Thank you teachers for instilling in our kids the importance of forests. #GoTigers
"The school forest is a safe and great resource for many different types of lifelong learning activities. We are so lucky to have it in our backyard!"
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Oh yes!! Proud of this kiddo and the good "stuff" he shares with us at home about school! Keep being great Adam.....#GoTigers
Adam’s teacher nominated him for our #GoodNewsCallOfTheDay. He has been very helpful with the technology in the classroom. Others go to him for help & he is always willing. His teacher appreciates him so much. #PRBTigers #GoTigers
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Learn why it's a good thing that ..."Many locations in northern Minnesota dipped to 30 degrees below zero."
The temperature hit -43F in Cotton, Minnesota this morning. That is the coldest in the contiguous U.S.
Why is that a good thing for Minnesota's trees?
mprnews.org/story/2021/02/08…
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Perfect cure for a cold winter afternoon.
Listen to the sounds of our Minnesota native birds on this interactive poster!
go.usa.gov/xASUG
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#TBT 1904
Horses pulling three sled loads of red and white pine on the #ChippewaNF.
So proud of this kiddo! 😊 💚
And we feel so blessed to have such a loving and safe learning environment for all #PRBTiger students! #GoTigers
Cora’s teacher nominated her for our #GoodNewsCallOfTheDay for working extremely hard to meet her first AR goal. She continues to manage her time wisely, follows rules, & is such a hard worker. #PRBTigers #GoTigers @LindquistSwede
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Today is World Teachers' Day, an annual celebration across the globe to acknowledge, evaluate, empower, and appreciate teachers. For whom shall we pray and give thanks for today?
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Forests are becoming a riot of color, here is how it works. #fallcolors go.usa.gov/xGvnC




































