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Approximately $150 Million Available for Wildlife Habitat Projects

Approximately $150 Million Available for Wildlife Habitat Projects
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Approximately $150M Available for Projects that Restore, Protect and Enhance Minnesota Wildlife Habitat

eNewsChannels NEWS: The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council (LSOHC) last week issued its annual Call for Funding Request from the Outdoor Heritage Fund. Approximately $150 million will be available for both metro and statewide grants to aid Minnesota habitat restoration, protection and enhancement. :: News from eNewsChannels

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Approximately $150 Million Available For Wildlife Habitat Projects

Approximately $150 Million Available For Wildlife Habitat Projects
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Rep Fogelman supports public safety initiatives

One of the initiatives would allow more flexibility in how public safety aid is used by local governments so they can meet their specific needs.

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Minnesota may install barrier to stop invasive carp from moving further up Mississippi River

The Lessard-Sams Outdoor Heritage Council is recommending that $12 million be allocated to curb spread of carp further into Minnesota waters

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