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Forest Pest Detection Training in Cook County

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The Cook County Invasive Team works to control the introduction and spread of invasive species across the county.   Early detection is especially important, and forest pest detector training will be offered March 12.  WTIP's Jana Berka spoke with the coordinator of the Cook County Invasive Team, Angelique Edgerton, about this training and more on North Shore Morning.  

More information is available from Angelique at 387-3772.
 

Program: 
North Shore Morning

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