U.S. government purchase of 42 acres will open opportunities for hunters, hikers Written By: Karen Tolkkinen | ×
A sign at the Prairie Wetlands Learning Center near Fergus Falls, Minn., exhibits some birds that can be seen on the Pine to Prairie Birding Trail. Mike McFeely / The Forum
Hunters, hikers and other outdoor enthusiasts will finally be able to reach a previously landlocked wildfowl production area behind the Prairie Wetlands Learning Center in Fergus Falls.
The Otter Tail County Commission on Tuesday, May 11, approved the sale of 42.65 acres to the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. The parcel will connect the learning center with the 338-acre Tungseth Waterfowl Production Area, providing access to the public.
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Post is proud to be the media partner of Circle Back, the Nashville Entrepreneur Center’s new podcast that shines a light on some of Middle Tennessee’s most well-known entrepreneurs. Starting Tuesday and running through the end of April, listeners will get to listen in on in-depth conversations with former Gov. Phil Bredesen, Darrell Freeman, Beth Chase, Cordia Harrington, Dan Crockett, Shannon Terry and Clint Smith. Sitting down with host Clark Buckner, they will talk about how they started their ventures, the challenges they overcame and the lessons they learned to become successful entrepreneurs.