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Refrigerator Door for March 2011
Eco-walk this way: Students from Kansas University, Haskell Indian Nations University and Purdue University are pictured Feb. 3 at the construction site of the Haskell eco-walk in the Wakarusa Wetlands. The Purdue students were visiting Haskell classmates who share an online ecology class co-taught in “real time” by Haskell and Purdue faculty. World Wetlands Day is celebrated worldwide on Feb. 2. Mike Caron submitted the photo.
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ballet_dancer_mom 2 years, 3 months ago
you know i get so sick of the people in lawrence calling the Baker Wetlands the wakarusa wetlands.....they are not owned by lawrence they are owned by students and staff at Baker University!!!!! if you want to save something get straight what it is that you are wanting to save!!!!
RKLOG 2 years, 3 months ago
30 Helens agree...
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