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Review of Underwater>

Open Rivers, 2018
Underwater is surprising. Lois Hendrickson and Emily Beck, the exhibit’s curators, planned the exhibit after a visitor asked if the Wangensteen Historical Library of Biology and Medicine’s expansive collection included any materials related to algae.
Margaret Flood
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Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center

Open Rivers, 2018
The Minnesota Aquatic Invasive Species Research Center (MAISRC) was founded in late 2012 when the Minnesota legislature and the University of Minnesota took a leadership role in the fight against aquatic invasive species (AIS) and created our ...
Christine Lee and Nick Phelps
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NRRI’s Systems Approach to Minnesota Water Challenges

Open Rivers, 2018
Water equals life, and in Minnesota especially, clean water equals quality of life.  As one of our state’s most prized resources, the Natural Resources Research Institute (NRRI) at the University of Minnesota Duluth (UMD) takes water seriously.
June Breneman
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The Urban Mississippi: Valuing Connections in a Changing Climate

Open Rivers, 2020
Emily Green, Bree Duever, and Amit Pradhananga
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Sky Watchers, Earth Watchers, and Guardians of the Former and Future Garden

Open Rivers, 2020
Jim Rock
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Owámniyomni: Still We Gather

Open Rivers
By Kachina Yeager, Shelley Buck, and Sage Yeager. Mni Wičoni. Water is life. For many of us, water truly is synonymous with life—and not only because human life as we understand it necessitates water for survival.
Kachina Yeager, Shelley Buck, and Sage Yeager
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Water as a Space for Inclusion

Open Rivers, 2018
Brianna Menning
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Do You Know Where You Are?

Open Rivers
By Laura Rockhold. Over recent years I have been on a journey, one that has deepened my understanding of, and engagement with, the Indigenous names of the place I call home: Minnesota. As a writer, poet, and visual artist, much of my work explores themes
Laura Rockhold
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Misi-zaaga’iganing (Mille Lacs Lake)

Open Rivers
By Travis Zimmerman. Mille Lacs Lake is the second largest lake in Minnesota and archaeological evidence suggests that it was one of the first areas that humans settled in the region.
Travis Zimmerman
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Community Connections over Water

Open Rivers, 2019
Tim Ruzek
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