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Minneapolis Park Foundation Announces "Wild and Rare" Talk, December 10

Via an October 30 e-announcementfrom Minneapolis Park Foundation:

Next Generation of Parks™ Event Series: A "Wild and Rare" Talk

It's opening night of the 2020-2021 Season, featuring Minnesota author and landscape architect, Adam Arvidson
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When: 7:00pm, Thursday, December 10
Where: Everywhere, via Zoom
Tickets: Always Free • Register Now

Adam ArvidsonAdam Regn Arvidson is Director of Strategic Planning for the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board, and an award-winning author of two non-fiction books about nature and the environment, including most recently, Wild and Rare: Tracking Endangered Species in the Upper Midwest.

Wild and Rare is an exploration of the ways in which humans are knowingly and unknowingly interconnected with the natural world, through the lens of 10 of our state's most iconic species and their landscapes - lillies, mussels, plovers, roseroot, butterflies, and the lynx, among them.

In this dynamic live event, you'll meet a cast of plant, animal, and human characters that will help you look at our delightfully diverse neck of the woods anew.
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