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January 01/21/13, 08:53:26 AM

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Dead birch/change/N Shore
1/21/13

:reporter;Dead birch trees tell story of drastic change on North Shore

Anyone who has driven along the North Shore of Lake Superior recently has likely noticed huge stands of dead birch trees. In recent years, several factors, including hungry deer, drought, development and thin, rocky soil, have drastically changed the forest in one of Minnesota's most popular and scenic areas.
 
:coffee: Full story.........http://minnesota.publicradio.org/display/web/2013/01/19/environment/north-shore-forest
 
 
 
Listen to audio story here:.......http://minnesota.publicradio.org/www_publicradio/tools/media_player/syndicate.php?name=minnesota/news/features/2013/01/19/kraker_dead_birch_north_shore_20130119_64&starttime=0:0:14
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