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    Hilltop Primary School third graders Kaitlyn Roux, left, and Grace Hanson, celebrate Earth Day by spreading wood chips on the ground, building a trail to the Minnehaha Creek Watershed District's East Dutch Lake Property Wednesday, April 27, in Minnetrista. Kindergarten through fourth grade students learned about protecting this land from developers, thereby reducing the amount of polluted runoff entering lakes and streams and preserving habitats for fish and wildlife.
    Third grade students from HIlltop Primary School in Minnetrista move buckets of wood chips along a new trail on Minnehaha Creek Watershed District land Wednesday, April 27, in celebration of Earth Day. MCWD staff joined representatives from Three Rivers Park District, Tree Trust, Urban Forestry Institute and the Westonka School District to learn about protecting this land from developers, thereby reducing the amount of polluted runoff entering lakes and streams and preserving habitats for fish and wildlife.
    Earth Day heavy lifting. Third graders from HIlltop Primary School, clockwise from left, Devin Donahoe, Thomas Gough, Jack Dahm, Sam Erickson, David Gorlov and Cam Baklund muster their collective strength to bring a large bucket of wood chips up an incline to spread along a trail leading to MCWD property in Minnetrista Wednesday, April 27. Kindergarten through fourth grade students learned about protecting this land from developers, thereby reducing the amount of polluted runoff entering lakes and streams and preserving habitats for fish and wildlife.