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Free for all: Tri-state activities that won t drain your wallet

The tri-state area continues to offer an alluring array of free events, headlined by offerings related to the annual Julien Dubuque International Film Festival.

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Galena seminar, art exhibit to examine use of controlled burns in habitat management

GALENA, Ill. – An upcoming seminar and art exhibit will focus on controlled burns used for woodland habitat and undergrowth management.

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An Iowa landowner laments the damage to boxelders that happens every year, when farm chemicals drift onto conservation land.

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Bleeding Heartland

An Iowa landowner laments the damage to boxelders that happens every year, when farm chemicals drift onto conservation land.

United statesIllinois department of natural resourcesIowa department of natural resourcesIllinois nature preserves commissionPrairie rivers networkIllinois forestry associationBleeding heartlandIllinois nature preservesIllinois departmentNatural resourcesIowa department

Seymour residents say herbicide drift damaged their trees

Some residents in a Seymour subdivision believe the damage they re seeing to their trees is likely being caused by dicamba, a herbicide used on area soybean fields, that has drifted

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