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Isle Royale National Park

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Adapting a Useful Fisheries Tool to One-of-a-Kind Landscapes
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Do Midwestern National Parks Provide Good Bird Habitat?
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Predator-Prey Relationships on Isle Royale
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Why Relocate Wolves to Isle Royale?
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Ranger III Virtual Tour
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Resilience in Ecosystems
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Visit Parks with Remarkable Wetlands
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Enduring Service
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Meet the Ranger III Ferry
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Heritage of Minong
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Late Paleoindian and Early Archaic
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Late Archaic
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Initial Woodland
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Historic
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19th Century
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18th Century
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16th and 17th Centuries
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How Camp
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Ralph W. and Jane D. Emerson, of Omaha, Nebraska, owned 0.13 acres of land in Tobin Harbor. Ralph was a relative of the famous essayist, lecturer, and poet Ralph Waldo Emerson. The main cottage was constructed in 1908. Other structures once existing on the property include a pagoda, boathouse…
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Edwards Camp
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Dassler Camp
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Thomas and Louise Savage, of St. Paul, Minnesota, did not accept a life lease and sold the property, known as Cochrane Island, outright in 1939. They received $3,116.58 for consideration.
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Campbell/Beard Camp