Prairie Sportsman
Dam Be Gone
Clip: Season 10 Episode 7 | 6m 4sVideo has Closed Captions
The Marsh Lake Dam is being restructured to allow lake levels to be changed & fish to pass
The Marsh Lake Dam is being restructured to allow lake levels to be changed and fish to pass through. Several other obsolete and unsafe Minnesota River dams have been removed to improve fish habitat.
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Production sponsorship is provided by funding from the Environment and Natural Resources Trust Fund, West Central Initiative, Shalom Hill Farm, and members of Pioneer PBS.
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Dam Be Gone
Clip: Season 10 Episode 7 | 6m 4sVideo has Closed Captions
The Marsh Lake Dam is being restructured to allow lake levels to be changed and fish to pass through. Several other obsolete and unsafe Minnesota River dams have been removed to improve fish habitat.
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