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Brown Soil and Water Conservation District pilots statewide curriculum in Sleepy Eye schools

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“What is biodiversity?” conservation technician Mary Beth Botz asked a group of St. Mary’s seventh and eighth graders on Wednesday, April 29. Standing near the football bleachers in the morning sunshine, Botz encouraged them to define the word by breaking it down into its root components.

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Brown Soil and Water Conservation District pilots statewide curriculum in Sleepy Eye schools

“What is biodiversity?” conservation technician Mary Beth Botz asked a group of St. Mary’s seventh and eighth graders on Wednesday, April 29. Standing near the football bleachers in the morning sunshine, Botz encouraged them to define the word by breaking it down into its root components.

·Sleepy Eye, United States
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Sleepy Eye Herald-Dispatch broke the news in Sleepy Eye, United States on Monday, May 4, 2026.
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