Sunday, July 5, 2009

Study Eyes Wetlands' Role Against Nutrient Overload

Manitoba Co-Operator - Staff - 6/30/2009

Ducks Unlimited Canada has picked up almost $380,000 in federal funds to see how isolated wetlands can help keep watersheds free of excess nutrients and sediment.
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Above & r. One of Manitoba's
algae-clogged rivers.

Photos by L.P.










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