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Hoping to help Minnesota communities deal with the effects of the emerald ash borer, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is 

 focused on removing, treating or replacing infested trees and rebuilding a community’s tree canopy.

MPR News host Clay Masters spoke with Rachael Dvoracek, a community forestry project specialist for the Minnesota DNR, about the grants and who is eligible to apply.

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Rachael Dvoracek, a community forestry project specialist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, spoke with MPR News about the grants that will focus on removing, treating or replacing trees infested by emerald ash borer.

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