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Naturalist and author John Bates has spent the last few years exploring and documenting Wisconsin’s Wild Lakes.
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Tonight’s Science on Tap Minocqua will look a little different.Rather than hearing about the speakers or what they do for a living, Dave and Shelby O’Connor will be answering your questions about COVID-19.
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Local news for Wednesday, February 2.
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The Northwoods provides a healthy environment for porcupines to thrive.But a DNR wildlife biologist says there’s a lot of misconceptions about the rodent.
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Leslie Holland is this month’s Science on Tap Minocqua speaker.She will be talking about cranberry fruit rot as well as the history of cranberry production in Wisconsin.
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As Wisconsin’s Chief State Forester, a lot of Heather Berkland’s life revolves around trees.“You got to love trees. Trees are really the answer to an…