Mystery Snakes Dwindle At Narcisse Dens Report
Department of Natural Resources experts report an unusual season with only about 500 garter snakes appearing at Narcisse Snake Dens, far below the tens of thousands typical for Mother's Day peak. Frost, cooler rain, and extended hibernation may delay or dilute the annual mating gathering, with researchers uncertain about the cause. The DNR will monitor through summer and address any population concerns in fall as National Geographic and NBC plan fall visits.
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Department of Natural Resources Wildlife
Gimli
Interlake
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University of Oregon
Narcisse
Wasserman
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National Geographic
NBC
Teulon Plant Expansion Ends Filtration Dispute
Northern Goose Plastics faced a threatened shutdown over a filtration screen dispute with Teulon council. After negotiations, an industrial use agreement removes the screen clause, with the new council under Mayor Ted Hodgkinson committing to a settled plan. The case, once a cloud over Teulon, now clears the path for expansion and investment.
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Manitoba Environment
NGPL
the Argus
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