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Transcript: Menominee Forestry Gives Lessons, Trees for the Future
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- NPR Weekend Edition - Saturday
- Article date:
- June 4, 1994
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SCOTT SIMON, Host: This is Weekend Edition. I'm Scott Simon. Coming
up, new meaning to the term `waterlogged.' But first, if you could
look down from outer space, see the view of a satellite, look down
some winter on central Wisconsin, you'd see smack in the middle of
an unbroken tableaux of snow white a patch of deep green the shape
of two rectangles, one laid across the end of the other. It's as
if some deity had chosen to draw the lines of a map onto the face
of central Wisconsin because the shape you can see from space corresponds
exactly at the borders of Menominee County, its forests so rich, they
actually stand out in satellite photographs. That's because ...