Megan Benage has accumulated many titles in her career, beginning with a bachelor’s degree in wildlife science at Purdue in 2005 and a master’s degree in restoration ecology in 2007. Benage, now a regional ecologist for the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources division of ecological and water resources, gained a new title on Oct. 5, Emmy winner.
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