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Next spring, John Ball Zoo visitors will be greeted by some new park inhabitants
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Researchers from the University of Maryland were in Ottawa County today tagging baby eagles, but they’re performing double duty: the researchers found a new home for an eaglet displaced by last week’s storms
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John Ball Zoo is partnering with the Grand Rapids Public Museum and Grand Valley State University to track the sturgeon population
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Nick Buggia, Michigan Wildlife Council, talks about Michigan conservation efforts.
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Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin still hold hook-and-line lake sturgeon fishing seasons. Michigan and Wisconsin hold sturgeon spearing seasons each winter as well where anglers drill holes through lake ice and impale sturgeon as they swim past
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The forum will cover topics such as pollution, drain water, conservation, and climate change
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The institute is a nature center near Hastings.
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The Grand Rapids Lantern Festival is returning to John Ball Zoo this year.
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Grand Rapids’ John Ball Zoo is partnering with Sarett Nature Center to help preserve Michigan’s eastern massasauga rattlesnake population.
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