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    Seen through Three Rivers Park District naturalist Chad Hollinbeck's legs, Webelos Matt Goebel, left, and Will Jewell watch a demonstration of how to use an ice auger on Academy Pond in Baker Park Reserve Near-Wilderness Settlement during the Park District's Webelos Naturalist Badge program Sunday, Feb. 5, in Maple Plain. About 40 Webelos split into two groups for the two-hour event. This group tested ice thickness, water temperature, and found animal tracks and other signs of deep Winter wildlife before heading into the lodge for other lessons and information needed to earn a Naturalist Badge.
    A six-inch diameter hole in the ice on Academy Pond in Baker Park Reserve Near-Wilderness Settlement is used to test ice thickness, water temperature, and to see what kinds of deep Winter wildlife can survive under the ice for several months each year. The Three Rivers Park District hosted a Webelos Naturalist Badge program Sunday, Feb. 5, in Maple Plain. About 40 Webelos split into two groups for the two-hour event, locating and classifying animal tracks and other signs of life before heading into the lodge for other lessons and information needed to earn a Naturalist Badge.
    Whitetail deer tracks on Academy Pond in Baker Park Reserve Near-Wilderness Settlement are clear evidence that Winter wildlife survive and thrive under, and on the ice for several months each year. The Three Rivers Park District hosted a Webelos Naturalist Badge program Sunday, Feb. 5, in Maple Plain. About 40 Webelos split into two groups for the two-hour event, locating and classifying animal tracks and other signs of life before heading into the lodge for other lessons and information needed to earn a Naturalist Badge.