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'Walleye' cover story focuses on boreal forest and climate change

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Forest (Travis Novitsky)
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Dr. Julee Boan, who is a wildlife official from Thunder bay and is also the author of the cover story for the April issue of the Walleye. WTIP’s Joe Friedrichs spoke with Dr. Boan about her story on climate change and its impact on the boreal forest. 
 

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