The Watershed
We Are Water MN
The Watershed explores stories about water and people from communities throughout Minnesota. This podcast is part of We Are Water MN, a traveling exhibit that highlights the science, stories, history, and cultural connections that shape our relationship with water. The Watershed Podcast will be on pause, but the We Are Water MN exhibit will continue to travel across Minnesota. Follow the tour and find stories from Minnesotans about water on SoundCloud or by following us on Facebook and Instagram @WeAreWaterMN.
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