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April 22, 2007 is EARTH DAY
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Climate Change Test Your Knowledge>>
Happy Earth Day Coloring & Activities Booklet >>
 Protect
the Planet
Promise PDF 463 KB >>
(from fonz.org/conservationcentral.htm)
- Planting trees is
fun and a great way to reduce greenhouse gases.
Trees absorb carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas,
from the air.
Recycle cans,
bottles, plastic bags, and newspapers. When you
recycle, you send less trash to the landfill and
you help save natural resources, like trees,
oil, and elements such as aluminum.
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You can save energy by sometimes taking the bus,
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Missouri National
Recreational River
Select your base for Exploring the River
Elk Point, South Dakota
Elk Point is located in the southeastern corner
of South Dakota. Elk Point was first settled in 1859 along the
Military Road running from Sioux City to Fort Randall in the Dakota
Frontier, making this community one of the oldest in South Dakota. The community is
served by scenic State Highway 11 and I - 29.
Ponca, Nebraska
Ponca is located in the northeast corner
of Nebraska. The city is nestled in a valley two miles from the banks of
the Missouri National Recreational River. The community is
served by scenic State Highway 12, and U.S. Highway 20 is five miles
north of the community.
Vermillion, South Dakota
Vermillion is located in the southeastern corner of South
Dakota. The city is located atop a bluff along the Missouri
National Recreational River. The community is served by State
Highway 50 and 19, U.S. I-29.
Yankton, South Dakota is the
GATEWAY COMMUNITY TO THE MISSOURI NATIONAL RECREATIONAL RIVER -
Yankton is located on the Missouri National Recreational River in
southeastern South Dakota.
Yankton was the original Dakota Territorial capital city. The community is served by State
Highways 314, 50, 52 and U.S. Highway 81.
Niobrara, Nebraska
Niobrara is located at the confluence of the Niobrara and Missouri
Rivers in the Northeastern corner of Nebraska. Native Americans
gave the town its name which means "running water". The community
is served by State Highways 14 & 12, South Dakota State Highway 37.
Pickstown, South Dakota
Pickstown is located at the foot of the 107 mile-long Lake Francis
Case, the city is home to the
Fort Randall Dam & Military Post, with the Missouri River running
below. The community is located at the crossroads of U.S.Highways 18 & 281.
One of America’s most dynamic
river destinations.
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