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  1. Randene Neill, a Minister, led a government announcement regarding matters in British Columbia.
  2. Ducks Unlimited is partnering with the government, represented by Minister Randene Neill, on a resource management project in the Cowichan Valley.

Polk County Approves Wetland and Stream Restoration Projects with Ducks Unlimited

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The Polk County Board of Supervisors approved two stream restoration projects and two wetland installations. These projects include agreements with Ducks Unlimited to install wetlands in Ankeny and near the Terrace Hills Golf Course in Altoona. Polk County is also collaborating with the Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship to install water quality practices at a North Polk school.

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Stream restoration efforts help stabilize eroding streams, which protects local infrastructure and reduces the amount of soil washing downstream. The projects involve contracts for stream restoration and wetland installation.

Ducks Unlimited is partnering with the government, represented by Minister Randene Neill, on a resource management project in the Cowichan Valley.

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    Could see increased funding or contracts for wetland installation and restoration.

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