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LSProject: The Important Role of the Lake Superior Binational Forum

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While there are many individuals and organizations who are doing their part to preserve Lake Superior, the Lake Superior Binational Forum works to bring all those voices together to plan and protect our lake’s future. In this edition of the Lake Superior Project, we learn more about this special organization.
 
More information on how to help can also be found by emailing lakesuperiorforum@gmail.com.

Produced by Kelly Schoenfelder. 
 


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