The Pelican River Watershed District is a local government organization that manages water resources in Becker and Otter Tail Counties in Minnesota. Covering an area of 120 square miles, the district oversees the upper reaches of the Pelican River, which eventually drains into the Otter Tail and Red Rivers. Their work includes addressing flooding, protecting water quality, regulating improvements by riparian property owners, and conserving the streams and lakes within the watershed.
As a special purpose local unit of government, the Pelican River Watershed District has the authority to control and alleviate flood damage, regulate stream flow, prevent soil erosion, and enhance water quality. They also provide resources and permits for individuals interested in protecting the water quality of lakes and rivers through initiatives such as planting trees and native plants. With a focus on managing water resources and preserving the natural environment, the district plays a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of the Pelican River watershed.
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