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Mark Gabel, Curator of the Herbarium, explains the history of the collection and insights the collection of flora can offer about changing South Dakotan landscapes.
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The permit allows a limited number of trees to be cut down, helping not only with holiday decor but overall forest health.
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Stage 2 fire restrictions in the Black Hills National Forest are lifted as of Friday per Forest Service representatives.
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Black Hills National Forest officials propose treating nearly 3,000 acres in the Ridgeback Vegetation Management project area about three miles east of Keystone.
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Deep in the Black Hills, the oldest tree in the forest stands unprotected. During a nearby forestry 101-style event, everything from prescribed burns to tree thinning was covered. It was a chance for members of the environmentalist group to learn about the general health, and the philosophy of a forest.
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As the city of Sioux Falls looks to the future, it is keeping a close eye on electric vehicle trends.
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A group of conservationists from multiple organizations are wading out into the deceptively deep Rapid Creek, on the hunt for something. Today though, it isn’t the elusive Black Hills brown trout.
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The Black Hills is experiencing dryness levels unlike anything it’s seen in a decade. Now fire and forest officials have one message – take the warnings seriously.
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Sanford Underground Research Facility celebrates 15 years of healthy fish and clean water downstream from their treatment facilities. What goes into cleaning the water?
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Officials from the Bramble Park Zoo in Watertown invite the public to celebrate the release of two bald eagles this weekend.
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The Roundup saw 24,178 visitors attend the 59th annual event, surpassing the previous record of 22,690 visitors in 2023.
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September was historically dry in South Dakota. Now, weather watchers are hoping for some precipitation before the ground freezes for the winter.