#NatureToGo

Did you know you can find one of the world's smallest flowering plants right here at Dodge? In this week's #NatureToGo, naturalist Teresa Root takes us for a dip in the pond to learn all about duckweed and watermeal. These small but mighty plants play an important role on the pond, from providing food for water birds to limiting large mosquito hatches.

Watch to learn more!

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Dodge Nature Center was one of the first nature centers in the state of Minnesota and a pioneer in environmental education. Dodge is a nonprofit organization operating on 460+ acres of nature preserve within the cities of West St. Paul, Mendota Heights, and Cottage Grove. The nature center provides environmental and agricultural experiences for thousands of people every year through school and public programs, community events, and a nature preschool that is recognized nationally.

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