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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2001 The Bad River Ojibwe Band of Wisconsin is in the midst of a three-year grant to restore a fish hatchery. Using $246,000 in federal grant money, the tribe has finished installing solar panels and a wind turbines at the Bad River Fish Hatchery in Odanah. Next year, the tribe will design two new walleye rearing ponds, for which an additioal $276,000 will be made available in 2003 for their construction. Get the Story:
Tribe using grant to install alternative energy at hatchery (AP 11/14)
Ojibwe tribe restoring fish hatchery
Facebook TwitterWEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2001 The Bad River Ojibwe Band of Wisconsin is in the midst of a three-year grant to restore a fish hatchery. Using $246,000 in federal grant money, the tribe has finished installing solar panels and a wind turbines at the Bad River Fish Hatchery in Odanah. Next year, the tribe will design two new walleye rearing ponds, for which an additioal $276,000 will be made available in 2003 for their construction. Get the Story:
Tribe using grant to install alternative energy at hatchery (AP 11/14)
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