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Sioux Falls is host to the 65th annual National Trappers Association Convention. Located at the Sioux Empire Fair grounds. Dave and Karen Linkheart are a husband-and-wife team that serve as directors of national and international affairs for the National Trappers Association.
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Assessments found at least 11 river gauges have hit record high levels. That includes gauges in the Big Sioux, Vermillion and West Vermillion Rivers, and the Turkey Ridge Creek.
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First responders need to train for any situation, from floods to fires and everything in between. That includes a profoundly unpredictable element – electricity.
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The survey provides a foundation for targeting work to better implement water resource initiatives and activities across the state.
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2024 Bush Fellow David O'Hara gives a glimpse into the childhood that shaped his sustainable outlook. He shares his hopes for this fellowship time as well.
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Darren Clabo, Ph.D., is the state fire meteorologist. We check in with him on the state's wildfire outlook during a hot and dry summer in the Black Hills.
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From the buttons on your shirt to the microplastics in your pants, it may surprise you just how much of your outfit is recyclable. That’s why Goodwill is ramping up its sustainability efforts.
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In a reversal from this time last year, West River is the one experiencing drought, while those in East River remain saturated following historic rains and flooding.
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A coalition of conservation groups in Iowa is filing for reconsideration of the Iowa Utilities Commission’s approval of Summit Carbon Solution’s pipeline project.
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Over 70 new bison are integrating into the existing buffalo herd at the Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation.
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The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks commission approved a compromise plan to reduce the number of nonresident turkey hunting licenses.
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It’s a hot one in the Black Hills, and that sparked three wildfires in a single day this week.