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North Dakota Parks & Recreation reports 35% increase in campers in 2020

North Dakota Parks & Recreation reports 35% increase in campers in 2020

by jason_admin | Dec 31, 2020 | Lake Sakakawea, Recreation

(Source: KX News) – According to the State Parks Director, 35 percent more campers visited North Dakota parks this season. Campgrounds and state parks also saw a record number of people coming in this year. October attendance was up 339 percent over the same time last...
Williams County boaters and anglers pushing for better access to Lake Sakakawea

Williams County boaters and anglers pushing for better access to Lake Sakakawea

by jason_admin | Dec 29, 2020 | Access, Lake Sakakawea, Recreation

(Source: Williston Daily Herald) –  Jim Torgerson has been working on the same cause for more than 30 years now, and he is asking for help from the public. Torgerson, who owns Lunds Landing with his wife, has been advocating for more access to Lake Sakakawea from the...
Drought intensifies across state and region with signs pointing to continued dry conditions

Drought intensifies across state and region with signs pointing to continued dry conditions

by jason_admin | Dec 22, 2020 | Lake Sakakawea, Recreation, Water, Weather

(See below for sources) — The U.S. Drought Monitor has seen an intensification of drought conditions across the northern plains in recent weeks. The Monitor’s December 10th update saw modest expansion in areas of Severe Drought (D2) as well as expansion in...
Corps of Engineers announces winter access policy, entry points for Lake Sakakawea

Corps of Engineers announces winter access policy, entry points for Lake Sakakawea

by jason_admin | Dec 16, 2020 | Corps of Engineers, Lake Sakakawea, Recreation

(Source: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers) – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Garrison Project announces their 2020-2021 winter access policy. This year there will be 113 entry points to Lake Sakakawea and 20 entry points to Lake Audubon. These entry points are a...

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