2020 Annual Report

Erik Fremstad FRIENDS OF VOYAGEURS,

This spring, as we slowly emerge from the past year’s We are delighted to partner with you and the pandemic restrictions, I am especially eager to pack National Park Service in preserving the wild and head to Voyageurs National Park. In Deep character and unique experience of Voyageurs. We Woods, Wild Waters, Minnesota writer Doug Wood are grateful for your gifts to help sustain the area’s captures this anticipation, recalling a boyhood boating natural treasures and cultural heritage. This report experience in Voyageurs country: reflects what YOU are making possible! Thank You. “Looking down the lake I see more and more islands, each one another little world, the waters of Sincerely, Kabetogama touching them, holding all this beauty together. There are no words and no thoughts for it Jack Fistler all, only the experience.” Board Chair 2019-2020 Voyageurs Conservancy Even with the challenges of working remotely, our work continued on many fronts. Most visibly, from a major rebranding effort, becoming “Voyageurs Conservancy” signals our expanding commitment and vision for Voyageurs National Park. This marketing change will help us share our story in new and energizing ways as a leading National Park partner.

Conservancy support for a first education coordinator enabled environmental education programs to shift online. Virtual programs for K-6 children and adults reached an audience of 2,000 households.

The Conservancy also funded conservation youth crews to complete the new Mukooda hiking trail, the addition of 16 acres of land to the park, and continued support for wetland restoration and reseeding. To connect people to Voyageurs National Park, enhance the visitor experience, and protect the park for present and future generations.

Tom Gable YOUR GIFTS AT WORK IN 2020

KEEPING VOYAGEURS WILD NEXT GENERATION VOYAGEURS INTERNATIONAL DARK SKY WOLF PROJECT PARK CERTIFICATION The Conservancy In December 2020, provided grant Voyageurs National Park support to the obtained the prestigious Voyageurs Wolf International Dark Sky Project which Park certification from the continues to International Dark-Sky study the summer Association. The Conservancy predation and was a critical partner in reproductive habits making this a reality. They of wolves in the PROTECTING 16 ACRES funded data collection, Greater Voyageurs Through the assistance of the Voyageurs lighting fixture improvements Ecosystem. The Conservancy, the National Park Service to minimize excess light Voyageurs Wolf added two parcels of land to Voyageurs pollution, and necessary Project released National Park totaling 16 acres in 2020. education programs that groundbreaking, The sites are located on Rainy Lake and continue to pay dividends. nationally- Sand Point Lake. This land will serve as recognized protected habitat for wolves, black bear, publications moose, otter and eagles. Support for including novel these projects was made possible by the research on how Wallace C. Dayton Voyageurs National wolves alter Park Legacy Fund and the National Park wetlands. Foundation.

WETLAND RESTORATION Voyageurs National Park, the Conservancy, and many other partners launched a 10-year plan in 2016 to restore cattail-invaded wetlands. In 2020, the project restored Having a partner like the Voyageurs approximately 25 acres of wetlands through Conservancy is huge. They raise the removal of invasive cattails and reseeding efforts. This important project is increasing money, it’s well spent. Whether it’s biodiverse habitats for wild rice, marsh birds, working on trails, introducing kids native fish, and more. to the park, they’re at the forefront. But the park needs care… All visitors need to become the partner of the Voyageurs Conservancy and help support their efforts for years to come. Bill Dougherty, Rainy Lake Houseboats owner, Voyageurs Conservancy member

Photo credits: Allison Charnin, Matthew Moses, Colin Willemsen, Tom Gable, Andrea Hynes COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP & ENGAGEMENT LEAVE NO TRACE The Conservancy produced The Conservancy created a LOVE Park-it-at-Home resources ‘How to Camp in Voyageurs’ and virtual programs to video. This video educates connect individuals and campers on proper Leave No families to Voyageurs during Trace principles and reduces the pandemic. This included the their human impact. The video YOUR Night Sky Explorer educational has already been viewed over series which drew over 820 live 2,000 times, helping to protect attendees from across the nation the precious flora and fauna of and its recordings received the park as visitation rises. PARK hundreds of additional views.

Jonathan Bayer NEXT GENERATION VOYAGEURS CLASSROOM INITIATIVE Cuts to the park’s environmental education program presented the opportunity for the Conservancy to step in and support the park with youth education in a much expanded way. Though the pandemic greatly limited youth trips to the park, the Conservancy shared education resources with teachers and families and developed both prerecorded and live virtual education programs to connect young explorers to the park’s ecosystems. These efforts reached over 2,000 children. To expand this work even further, starting in 2021, VC was recommended for $348,000 in funding over three years from the Minnesota Environment & Natural Resources Trust Fund for the Voyageurs Classroom Initiative.

Bruce McKee FIELD FELLOWS PROGRAM LAUNCHES The Voyageurs Field Fellows program offers stipend-paid internship opportunities for It’s really vital for National Park undergraduate and graduate students to Service sites, like Voyageurs 2020 develop professional experience in Voyageurs National Park, to have such a strong National Park. The Conservancy welcomed partnership with their nonprofit Acres of land protected its first Environmental Education Field Fellow partner. The VC, they’re really vital 16 in 2020 who enhanced National Park Teen in helping me do my job. They’re Ambassador programming and developed helping me get funds that we need Acres of wetlands restored new distance learning dark sky curriculum. to get kids in the park and to get 25 connected to youth in different communities in northern Minnesota Virtual programs attendees and even beyond. 915 Melissa Panter, Summer campsite reservations Voyageurs National Park (40% increase from 2019) Interpretive Ranger 2,050 Students served through the 2,116 Voyageurs Classroom Initiative YOUTH CORPS HELP BUILD NEW TRAIL Feet of new trail built The Voyageurs Conservancy sponsored two Student Conservation Association (SCA) 7,286 young adults crews. SCA members learned Park visitors trail-building and conservation skills within 263,091 the park’s boreal landscapes, while adding 2.7 miles to the Mukooda Hiking Trail. This new loop trail, accessed from Sand Point Voyageurs Conservancy’s 2020 Lake, weaves through a variety of landscapes including dense pine forests, rocky ridgelines, Annual Report available online: and alongside pristine waterways. Voyageurs.org/2020 Thank You 2020 Supporters

$5,000 and above Porter Miranda Darling Kec’s Kove Resort Duluth Superior Rainy Lake Sportfishing Grabowski Joe & Joanne Kellogg Area Community Club Allan & Marnie Davisson Raymond Kent Foundation - Four Ann & Brad Randall Robert DeGross Georgianne Kornfuehrer Cedars Environmental KP Reilly Podrasky Family Delta Dental of Tom & Carol Kuelbs Fund Mary & Charles Sethness Minnesota Paul & Susan Labovitz Duluth Superior Area Charitable Foundation Dorothy Dolezal Ann Ladd Community Foundation Will Shafroth Stephen & Rebekah Greg Lais & Patti Thurber - Young Leaders Fund Scott Stein Dupont Don & Marlyce Lee F. Dallas Fogg Charles B. & Margaret L. Carlos Eberhardt Paul Lewis Doug & Karen Franchot Sweatt Family Fund EcoTrust Doug & Mary Logeland Jefferson National Park of the Minneapolis David & Alison Edgerton Nicholas Luciano Association Foundation Butch Eggen Wilderness Stephanie Malone Marshall N. Knudson Lillian Whayne Guide Service Kabetogama Township Family Community Fund Fred & Eleanor Winston Holly Fistler & Andrew Marty & Mary Marion The Minneapolis Greg & Monica Yoder Leung George & Caroline Foundation Jack & Amy Fistler Martin Minnesota Environmental $100-$999 Forrest & Lisa Flint Sara Martineau Fund Richard Allyn & Margo Forgotten Star Brewing Linda McCormick Mortenson Family Brownell Katie & Rick Fournier Jean & James McCurdy Foundation Michael H. Anderson Mark & Sonja Franchett Martin McHugh Matthew & Martha Anonymous Erik Fremstad David McKee & Lynn Mueller Claudine Arndt & Susan Gergen Naeckel National Park Foundation Michael McCloskey Maxwell Gessner Kevin & LuAnne National Park Trust Arnosti Family Fund Brady & Allison Gibbs McNichols Katherine & Stuart Nielsen Ash Trail Lodge Allen Gooch & Mary Dow Bill & Jane Meller REI Co-op Kathlene Audette-Luebke Ryerse Kate & Pat Miller H. William & Judy Walter & Christopher Luebke Peter & Mary Gove Susan Miller Catherine Bannister Jeff & Mary Kay Hardwig Robert & Marveen Minish $1,000-$4,999 Dori Bartelt Brian Harmon & Jackie La Robert & Ancy Morse Elmer L. & Eleanor J. Jay & Julie Bartkowski New Move It Real Estate Andersen Foundation Donald Beck Kerry & Carol Hausman Group Ranier Office Amy & James Arcand Ingrid Beyer Scott, Marianne & Paige Diane Mundt Arrowhead Lodge & Kathy Bizal Hausman Michael Murphy Resort Roger & Linda Boettcher Carter & Florence Chuck Nelson Jim & Susan Bizal Megan Bond Hedeen Don & Gerda Nightingale Bizal Built Diana Bond Nora Hertel & Benjamin Northern Lights Resort & Jeffrey D. Brown & Border State Bank Decker Outfitting Katherine Sill Barry & Janet Brahier Karina Hill & Jacob Katie & Jeff Nyberg David & Melissa Chaffin Laurie Brand Taintor Tom O’Neal Diane Cooley & Charles Bremer Bank, N.A. Theresa Hill Oberholtzer Foundation J. Cooley, M.D. Erwin Brinkmann Sue & Don Hodapp Dennis Olander Ebels Voyageur Joseph Bump Barbara Horner Becky Olson Houseboats Philip Burfeind Jacob Hurlburt James R. & Christine Paul Egeland Gary Carlson Randall Jacobson Olson The Fredrikson & Byron Scott Carter Joan James Mark & Robin Oram Foundation Gary Cerkvenik Corey Jansen Howard & Peg Ostrem Mary Graves Allison & Jonathan Holly & Victor Jett Oveson’s Pelican Lake Hamill Family Foundation Charnin Jennifer Johnson & Luis Resort & Inn David & Cynthia Hansen Joseph Conrad Anchondo Roger Palmquist Ken & Judy Kadash Dan Cook Alan & Elaine Johnson Mary Parkos Esther Kellogg Ron Cook Jan & Dale Johnson Linda Pascoe Kettle Falls Hotel & Resort Robert Costello Kab Outdoors Laura Petersen Tom Lehman Crane Lake Visitor & Kristine Kadash Diana Pierce & Scott National Parks Tourism Bureau Jo & Larry Kallemeyn Bemman Conservation Catherine Crawford Steven Kamm Denise Pietsch Association Valorie & Pete Cremin Jeffrey C Kantor & Diane Donna Pietsch Carl & Carly Numrich Peter & Linda Dahm Bradley-Kantor Pine Tree Cove Resort Sharon Oswald & Brent Melanie Dalbec John Kaul Rainy Lake Inn & Suites at Jay & Lin Backstrom Anika Hager Molyneux Tara’s Wharf Helen Baer Susan & Victor Hallberg Matthew Moses Lindsey & John Remakel Donald Banghart Sarah Hanych Deborah Nelson Andrew & Christina Anne Bannister Edward Heimel & Kevin & Melinda Nelson Rhode Mary Bannister Christine Klejbuk Doug Niemela Mark & Shari Rhode Kirsten Barta Linda & Brent Hemly Christopher & Sandra Lori Ricke & Eric Dunn Scott Benson David Henning Norbury The Rocky Ledge Steven Boley Carolyn Hess Mary & Bob O’Connor Carolyn Ruff Greg Bone Daniel Hill David O’Donnell Judy Saeger Lindsay Brandt Jeffrey Hill Garrett Olsen David Sainio Breanne Brandt Lindsay Hillesheim Barbara Olson-Bullis Handberg’s Marina Jeanine & Craig Brattebo Virginia Homme Katelyn Oswald Bobbie & Jay Sandgren Richard & Vera Brown Albert Honican Tiffany Pan John Schaffhausen Don & Kathy Bruce Rebecca Hoye Wade & Carol Pavleck Michael Schmitt Caryl & Cynthia Betsy Hsiao Sophia Pellizzer Greg Schou Buchwald Kathryn Hund Michael Peré Lawrence & Mary Mark Bundgaard James & Marjorie Ryan Perket Schwanke Kate Busse Jacobsen Thatcher & Joanne John & Jennifer Shank Scott Byrne Julia Janssen Peterson Paul Sitz Kevin Cammarata Ariana Jensen Caroline Pflueger Nicole Smiley Martie Campbell Pat & Paul Johnson Glen Pitlick Tom & Barbara Smith Stanley Campbell Linda Johnson Ellen Popodi John Sorteberg & Drew & Dawn Campbell Marlys Joly Kevin & Ann Quiring Christina M. Kennedy Dave Carlson Travis Jones Linda Ramsden Team SPS Gives Back Jean Carlstrom Eric and Joan Kallas Jeanenne Rausch Laurie Stanek Rose Carr Bruce & Lori Kemper Michael Reid Susan Stearns Priscilla Christensen Dan & Sandi Knolls Kurt Repanshek Julie & Alan Steiff Alexis Clausen Jacqueline Kubes William & Joan Richner Lawrence Stephenson David Colburn Kathryn M Kuehn Gregg Rutter Debra & David Strike Patricia Cosgrove Louise Kulaga Deb Ryun Mark & Joan Strobel Chad Curran Thomas & Suzanne Kunze Mary Sabatke Glenn Sturchio Dennis & Nancy Devries Arnie Kurmis Richard Sandeen Karen Trout Megan Dobratz Christine Kustritz James Scheidt & Peggy Voyagaire Lodge & Marcia & Allen Susan Lamoureux & Tom Larson Houseboats Dollerschell Quinn Carol Schmidt Voyageur Marine Samuel Donaldson Jeff & Paula LaVigne Anthony Schmitz Bruce & Linda Walker Lisa Draper Patterson Leeth Mary & Robert Schultz Betsey & Larry Warrington Dan & Ariel Dressler Kari Lehman Walford Schwab Lucia Watson Mark Dunagan Thomas Loftus Margie Schwartzbauer Malcolm Watson Kevin Duong Randall Ludtke Margaret Searles John Weber Gary & Mary Eagen Kris Lunde Amanda Shevokas Mark & Cynthia Weber Michael Easby-Smith Peggy Lynch Beth Shipway Wenberg Transfer Burgess & Norma Christopher Lyons Ray & Annette Shull Krista Wilhelmson Eberhardt Jacob Margarit Christopher Simpson Roger Williams Joyce Edstrom Chris Martin & Stacy Douglas Skrief WoodsPort Cottages Susan Elsner Delzer Martin Colin Smith Arno Wuenschmann Stephanie Elzen James David & Stacey Smith James C. & Kathlyn Ken & Carol Engelhart Martineau Wyman Scott Engman Olivia Matthys & Janet Yackle Laurie Erickson Joe Nelson Nathan & Andrea Brett Feldman & Elizabeth Cori & Ryan Zuidema Haugen Mattke Erin Ferguson Joseph Up to $99 Mark & Alix Fink McCullough James Albright Diana Friess Les McKenzie Chris Amidon Christopher Fuhs Chris Meehan Benjamin Anderson Sherril Gautreaux Richard Meier Karin Anderson Candida Ginter Kurt Menning Elwood & Judy Anderson Nora Gohman Kenneth Meyer Paul & Bonnie Anderson Seth Goodspeed Nadine Meyer Anonymous Janet & John Green Mitzi Mitchell Jerod Arlich Elizabeth Guthmann Anne & Bob “I think throughout all of our lives, we recognize that it’s highly unlikely that we can achieve something on our own. We need the assistance of others. Having partners like the Conservancy allows us to have a broader reach than if it were just the National Park Service.” - Bob DeGross, Voyageurs National Park Superintendent

John Snyder Joanna Winship MEMORIALS Harry Sweatt Coby Somsen & Mark Kenneth & Sharon Honoree(s) listed with donor(s) Doug & Karen Franchot Denker Wyberg listed below Thomas Trygg Bill Sorteberg Jaime T. Yanez Rojas Raymond Ahlgren Katherine Hulet Matthew Stanoch Donna Young Raylene Ahlgren Seth & Carol Stein Lada Zednik Superintendent Myrl MATCHING GIFTS Samuel & Cyndy Stenson Brooks Andersen Corporation Claire Stokes TRIBUTES Lee & Carol Grim Boston Scientific Ann & Allen Stolee Honoree(s) listed with donor(s) Lester Chute, Sr. Jamf Nation Global Kenneth R Storm Jr. listed below Audrey & David Chute Foundation Sarah & Mischa Suemnig Lee Barthel Vern Davis KPMG Gives c/o Bergen Carolyn Sundquist Catherine Parkhill Anonymous County’s United Way Jason & Laura Swanson Camp Narrows Rudy DeLuca Medtronic Rhett Taber Laura Cremin Kathryn DeLuca Micron Technology Anthony Tejada Spencer Cronin Vern Ebersviller Murphy Oil Diane Tessari Denise Cronin Juan Reyes Piper Sandler Companies Amber Thompson Doug & Karen Franchot Judy & Greg Franken Roche Diagnostics Roxanne Thompson Jeffrey D. Brown & Jessica Franken Thrivent Financial Kathy Tidemand Katherine Sill Glenn & Carole Hansen Total Quality Logistics Brad Todd Larry & Janis Johnson Jennifer Peters United Health Group Marsha Tomazin James Kohtala Anne Hyvarinen U.S. Bank Foundation - Margaret Trenda Sarah Kohtala Eva Hyvarinen Employee Matching Kris & Tim Trounce Tom Lehman Arthur James & Ilmi K. Ray Gifts Michelle Valadez Nora Jones Matthew Markley Timothy & Victoria Van Matthew & Martha Richard Johnson IN-KIND GIFTS Driessche Mueller Diana Bond APG of East Central Eric & Cyndi Vehe Joel Swanson Marte & Michael Hult Minnesota Tom Victor Brent Porter Eric Johnson & Megan Arc’teryx Minneapolis Jody Virnig Mishele Cunningham Bond Blackstrap Industries Bruce Wagner Will Shafroth Multiple Anonymous Granite Gear Anna Waugh Jeff Risberg Martin Kellogg National Park Service Tom Weber Rhiannon Tracey Carol Howe Northwest Outlet, Inc. Peter Wegner Jennifer Hart Dr. Alvin & Mrs. Rita Paddle North Lawrence & Joyce Braatzi Turenne Shemesh Pocket Hercules Weiner Nikki & Mike Turenne Maximillian & Dawn St. Croix Rods Colin Willemsen WIO Fishing Crew Shemesh SCHEELS Marilyn Williams Molly & Brad Winkels

Thank you! You support the ongoing protection and advancement of Voyageurs National Park. This list recognizes donors who gave January 1-December 31, 2020. If you identify errors or omissions, please contact us at 612-333-5424. Kristi Haglund

Statement of 2020 Statement of 2020 Financial Activities Financial Position SUPPORT & REVENUE ASSETS Grants $117,303 Cash & Cash Equivalents $196,233 Donations $182,699 Restricted Funds $430,452 Investment Income, Miscellaneous Fixed Assets, Equipment $58,190 Income, & In Kind $52,592 Other Current Assets $285 Total Revenues $352,594 Total Assets $685,160 EXPENSES LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS Program Service $259,040 Other Liabilities $56,794 Management & General $29,676 Equity $628,366 Fundraising $29,371 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $685,160 Total Expenses $318,447 Includes both restricted and unrestricted amounts at 12/31/2020 (unaudited)

2020 Revenue by Source 2020 Expenditures by Purpose Management & General 9%

Fundraising 9% Grants 33%

Donations 52%

Misc., Investment, & In Kind Program Service 15% 82% Having spent all of my summers at our family cabin on Rainy Lake, I can safely say that I love Voyageurs. My father used to want to get to our island home just as soon as the ice went out. I remember more than once the cold sound of crushing ice as our boat made its way through the bay to the island, probably one day earlier than we should have been there! Some of our family traditions included (and still include) picking blueberries, excursions to Kettle Falls, stargazing from the canoe at night, hiking the Cruiser Lake Trail, and of course a lot of fishing for walleye.

It can’t be a coincidence that one of the most esteemed fish of the culinary world - the venerable walleye - happens to be caught in some of the most beautiful places in the world, and there is no place more beautiful than Voyageurs National Park. The quiet, meditative endeavor of walleye fishing is so rewarding in itself. It seems complete when sitting on the shore of a northern lake, listening to spring loons, with smells of the campfire and the rustle of wind in the pines, while eating a well prepared fresh walleye.

About Lucia Watson: Lucia is the author of Cooking Freshwater Fish and a co- author of Savoring the Seasons of the Northern Heartland with writer Beth Dooley. Lucia was knighted by the French Government for her work in agriculture and cooking. Now retired, Lucia serves on the board of the Nature Conservancy and The Raptor Center and is a Voyageurs Conservancy member and partner. Mark Oram Sharing the Wilderness Above our Heads Volunteer Spotlight: cannot thank Bob King enough for service to the “Astro” Bob King Conservancy and dark sky preservation. “I love the night sky (daytime too!) so the You can say volunteer Bob King has an Night Sky Explorer program offers a wonderful astronomical effect on the Conservancy and opportunity to help others better appreciate Voyageurs National Park. “Astro” Bob volunteers what’s over our heads. The sky is as precious and with the Conservancy by hosting free Night Sky important as any wilderness on Earth and equally Explorer webinars. These bi-weekly programs worthy of protection. Even simple measures like teach individuals and families basic astronomy turning off unnecessary outdoor lighting can help and skywatching skills - helping viewers preserve starry skies. Becoming more familiar with experience the magnificence of our night skies the stars helps us make another connection with from their own backyards. the natural world. The more we know nature, the However, Bob’s work had an even greater better we know ourselves,” - Bob King impact on Voyageurs National Park. To achieve About Bob King: Bob King is an amateur International Dark Sky Park Certification, the astronomer, author, and passionate educator. He park was required to host dark sky community served as a photographer and photo editor at the engagement events. Through our Night Sky Duluth News Tribune for 39 years and taught at Explorer webinars, the Conservancy was able to the UMD planetarium for many years. Learn more fulfill this important component and help secure and watch previous Night Sky Explorer webinars at the certification for Voyageurs National Park. We www.voyageurs.org/nightskyexplorer. As the Voyageurs Conservancy grows its impact as Voyageurs National Park’s official philanthropic partner, the Conservancy welcomes five new board members: Dave Chaffin, Caroline Pflueger, Tenzin Dolkar, Karina Hill, and Mark Weber. These new members bring a wide array of skills to the board. Their passion and commitment will help Tenzin Dolkar serves as a Climate keep Voyageurs wild forever and available for all to enjoy. Advisor for the Bloomberg American Cities Climate Change/Natural Dave Chaffin brings expertise in forest conservation, Resources Defense Fund. As a board government relations, corporate engagement, and member, she is especially interested in marketing and advertising to the board of directors. He community engagement and furthering works in corporate sustainability for Kimberly-Clark the Voyageurs Conservancy’s goals to Corporation. “There is no place in the world I would rather “strategically advance the park’s be than fishing for walleyes on a boreal forest lake,” says access,” states Dolkar. Chaffin.

Karina Hill joins the board with over 13 Caroline Pflueger began her service as the chair of the years of marketing and member engagement and events committee. With over eight communications experience in the non- years of consulting organizations in efficiency and profit and health care sectors. Karina effectiveness, Caroline brings a strategic approach to grow brings both tactical skills and a deep awareness for the park and the Conservancy. "Beginning as appreciation for the park. “As a cabin a child and throughout my lifetime, ‘wild’ spaces have owner, I have a unique perspective played a large role in who I am today. I have a deep and am excited to become more appreciation for the capacity of the outdoors and the involved with Voyageurs Conservancy, positive effects of sacred places, such as Voyageurs," says the park, and its surrounding Pflueger. communities,” says Hill.

Mark Weber brings a wealth of knowledge with an extensive career in the newspaper industry and serving on multiple conservation-related boards. Mark has a fond tradition of camping on Rusty Island in Namakan with his family. “I have explored and boated virtually every inch of the park, which has provided a local understanding that is deep. I’ve also worked for the family of one of the founders of Voyageurs, Governor Elmer Anderson," says Weber.

The Conservancy is honored to benefit from the talent and knowledge of their Colin Willemsen incoming board members. Photos By: Larry Sang Jr, Allison Charnin, Steve Brown, Colin Willemsen, Emily Kurmis, Matthew Moses, Dan Foster, Robin Oram For as little as $10 a month, you can make a significant impact in caring for Voyageurs. Your gift supports land and water conservation, environmental education, recreation and visitor experience projects, and more. Your monthly sustaining support will help us be more flexible when immediate park needs arise.

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Erik Fremstad