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Aquatic WILD Workshop - Denton

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Date & time: Sat · Oct 17 · 9:00 AM–3:00 PM CT
Venue: Elm Fork Education Center, 1704 W Mulberry Street
Denton, TX
Host: Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Organizer: Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
Price: $35 per person
Credit: CPE
Meals: Included

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