Urban oasis: searching for a unique solution to a common environmental problem, one city has found a way to turn wastewater into wetlands

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The Eagle Bluffs Conservation Area in Columbia, MO, is the first project of its kind in the world to make use of effluent from a city's wastewater treatment facility to create a wetland area for wildlife. Biologist Jim Loveless is in charge of the 3,700-acre project.

Column, Environmental policy, Missouri, Constructed wetlands, Columbia, Missouri

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The lure of Labrador

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Fishing enthusiasts can find beautiful fishing spots in Labrador, Canada. Aside from the bountiful fish, they can also view breathtaking spots in the area. A discussion of some the most popular lodging areas in the region is presented.

Appreciation, Recreation, Fishing, Fishing (Recreation), Labrador

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Getting close to waterfowl

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Successful waterfowl hunting involves finding a location that will be appealing to the birds, using a bird call to lure them and remaining motionless in a blind until the birds are close enough to ensure that they can be easily shot.

Methods, Waterfowl shooting

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