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West of the Twin Cities near Lake Minnetonka, in
a community of old summer cottages, Beth
Allen makes maple syrup as she
prepares for the the Symbolic Butterfly
Migration from Mexico. She'll send
the butterflies on the final leg of their journey to students across the US and Canada. If you write to jn-help,
she'll answer your every need.
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From the edges of an oak savannah and the shores
of a still-frozen pond, Julie Brophy keeps watch for new spring arrivals. She writes the latest
Mystery Class, Manatee Phenology and Ask
the Expert Updates--and watches for
your new arrivals in the registrations too.
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Jane Duden welcomes
spring from her home office--just a hop, skip and jump from the Mississippi River--as she spreads the news about
Robins, Hummingbirds, Signs of Spring and Whooping Cranes on their journeys north.
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Way up north in Duluth, Minnesota, near the shores
of Lake Superior, Laura Erickson is on watch. Her ornithological expertise spans across the
Journey North site, hardly a species escapes her expert eye.
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Joel Halvorson is Journey North's greatest cheerleader. He's served the
project as technical and content advisor since 1994, so our introduction wouldn't be complete without him.
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Mary Hosier contemplates
spring from her desk overlooking the woods of Bald Eagle Lake while writing about Bald Eagles migrating and Tulips growing around the globe.
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Cindy
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Nearby, Cindy
Schmid and Deb
Lauer share the job of gathering
migration sightings from across the land. They may contact you someday to verify an unusual or remarkable sighting!
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