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Becoming an Outdoors Woman

The Becoming an Outdoors Woman® program to provides women an opportunity to learn outdoors skills in a supportive environment by highly qualified instructors.  BOW workshops are designed to offer one-third hunting, one-third fishing and one-third outdoor skill classes.  This program is designed for women ages 14 and older.

Minnesota’s BOW program, run by the Department of Natural Resources, began in 1994.

General Interests

Fergus Falls - Glenwood Area Wildlife

State Wildlife Management Areas

Maplewood State Park

 
 
39721 Park Entrance Road
Pelican Rapids, MN 56572 
 218-560-5530                                               
 
 
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Maplewood State Park Volunteer

Scientific and Natural Areas

Scientific and Natural Areas are exceptional places where native plants and animals flourish; where rare species are protected; and where we can know, and study, Minnesota's fascinating natural features.

They protect natural features of exceptional scientific or educational value including:

 
   

 

Scientific and Natural Areas are public lands open to recreational activities that do not disturb natural conditions, such as birdwatching, nature photography, and hiking. Visiting guidelines will help with your experience as well as this list of things you can do and rules. You may see management activities such as prescribed burns and control of invasive species. Research equipment is also sometimes seen on sites.

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