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Specialist discusses future of North Shore bees

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Bees and other plant pollinators are facing a variety of challenges in Minnesota. WTIP’s Joe Friedrichs finds out more in this interview with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resource’s Crystal Boyd, a bee researcher with the DNR’s Minnesota Biological Survey.

Boyd will be in Duluth on March 21 to give a presentation about the future of pollinators in Minnesota. For more information about the event, click here. 

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