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To document in 20 interviews the history of growing and marketing food in southwest Minnesota.

The result of this project will be assisting Minnesota Pollution Control Agency in administering the Smart Salting program which includes but is not limited to: preparing for and teaching classes, providing ongoing updates to training materials and resources, technical and administrative support to MPCA, and development of updates and new materials for the Smart Salting Assessment tool (SSAt). 

This project will assist the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency in administering the Smart Salting program. Work will include preparing for and teaching classes, providing ongoing updates to training materials and resources, technical and administrative support, and development of updates and new materials for the Smart Salting Assessment tool (SSAt).

Scientific and Natural Area (SNA) habitat restoration/enhancement (500+ acres), increased public involvement, and strategic acquisition (50+ acres) will conserve Minnesota?s most unique places and rare species for everyone's benefit.

Scientific and Natural Area (SNA) habitat restoration/enhancement (1600+ acres) and increased public involvement will conserve Minnesota?s most unique and rare features for everyone's benefit.

Scientific and Natural Area (SNA) habitat restoration/enhancement (850+ acres), increased public involvement, and strategic acquisition (165+ acres) will conserve Minnesota's most unique and rare resources for everyone's benefit.

This contract is a component of larger project (Snake River E.coli Microbial Source Tracking Study – Cycle II) in the Snake River Watershed located in the St. Croix river basin. The study will address microbial water quality impairments in the watershed. This study will conduct fecal bacteria source tracking using genetic markers across impaired streams in the watershed during the spring and summer months of 2021.

This project will complete a Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) study for the impaired reaches of the Snake River Basin. The project includes development of a Generalized Watershed Loading Function (GWLF) model for nutrient sources and Total Suspended Sediment (TSS), a spreadsheet version of a BATHTUB model of lake response for four lakes, and a bacteria source assessment. Wenck will also provide all stream channel data as a spreadsheet and locational database.