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Episode 149 | 28m 36s
In this episode of the Best of Living in Iowa, we see how the Iowa tribe of Oklahoma protected a 2,000 year old Native American Village. Spend a fall day at the DeSoto Wildlife Refuge. And take a trip to the Antarctic with photographer, sailor and environmentalists David Thoreson.
Aired: 11/02/19
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