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General Information on Avian Influenza

The National Park Service (NPS) Office of Public Health has formulated programmatic strategies for the development and implementation of the NPS’s H5N1 (Avian) Influenza Pandemic Preparation and Response Plan. These strategies shall serve as the Midwest Region’s professional and technical guidance.

Fort Union Trading Post is active in this process and has created a link which provides the most updated information provided by the National Park Service on Avian Influenza Preparation and response.

An aerial photo of the river splitting and a tributaru joining from the north  

Did You Know?
In the Dakota language The St. Croix River is O-Ki-Zu-Wa-Kpa: To meet or to unite, as the waters of a river gather into a lake or two rivers meet or an area where we planted. Dakota and Ojibwe Indians still live near St. Croix NSR.

Last Updated: August 29, 2007 at 09:11 EST