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 :reporter; A specialty license plate benefitting Minnesota state parks and trails will be available.

   Starting Thursday, Dec. 1, at Driver and Vehicle Services offices statewide.

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The plates provide their owners with unlimited access to all 75 Minnesota state parks and recreation areas for the year, replacing the need for a vehicle permit (a $25 value). Proceeds from license plate sales will benefit Minnesota state parks and trails.

The cost of the new plates will start at $60, plus tax. This total includes a one-time $10 fee for the plate itself and a minimum $50 contribution (renewable annually).

"Purchasing the new license plates will be a great way to show everyone on the road that you 'go the extra mile' to support Minnesota state parks and trails," said DNR Parks and Trails Division Director Erika Rivers.

The plate features an image of a canoe on the water, surrounded by Minnesota's four seasons. Designed by Michelle Vesaas of Coon Rapids, it was chosen from among 80 entries as the winning entry in a contest that took place earlier this year in conjunction with the 125th anniversary of Minnesota state parks and trails. Lt. Gov. Tina Smith and the DNR unveiled the winning design on July 6.

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This plate is one of several specialty license plates available from the DNR. There are also nine critical habitat license plates that Minnesotans can purchase - including a loon, moose, deer, and more - to support conservation.

For more information, visit www.mndnr.gov/plates or contact the DNR Information Center at info.dnr@state.mn.us or 888-646-6367 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

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