Working with influencers isn’t new for regional state tourism departments, but they say they are being more selective about who they choose to work with and what audiences they are trying to reach.
No deer hunt in Alexandria city limits this year
By a general consensus, the council felt that the process of drafting a deer hunting ordinance shouldn t be rushed when safety is an issue. Written By: Al Edenloff | ×
Those who were looking forward to bow hunting deer in the Alexandria city limits this fall will have to wait a little longer. By a general consensus, the Alexandria City Council felt that the process of drafting a deer hunting ordinance shouldn t be rushed when safety is an issue. (Celeste Edenloff / Echo Press)
Those who were looking forward to bow hunting deer in the Alexandria city limits this fall will have to wait a little longer.
Twin Cities nature centers see building boom as popularity grows, programming changes Aging nature centers get million-dollar face-lifts to better meet changing interests June 26, 2021 2:55pm Text size Copy shortlink:
Many Twin Cities nature centers are getting makeovers as officials remodel or rebuild aging structures to adapt to programming changes and a growing demand for environmental education.
From Richfield to West St. Paul, the construction projects are yielding or will soon yield buildings that showcase sustainable design or add classrooms to help more kids and adults connect to nature.
Some nature centers, particularly older ones, need updates, said Jen Levy, executive director of the Association of Nature Center Administrators.