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Columbia Gorge News wins ONPA awards - Vimarsana News

Columbia Gorge News wins ONPA awards

THE GORGE — Columbia Gorge News received six first-place awards at the 2023 Better Newspaper Contest announced at the Oregon Newspaper Publishers Association convention Sept. 28-29.

Horticulture Open House provides insight into new research projects - Vimarsana News

Horticulture Open House provides insight into new research projects

The Oak Creek Center for Urban Horticulture was abuzz with activity as its annual open house took place on July 13, giving attendees a chance to learn more about horticulture. The center is located on the edge of the Oregon State University campus on SW 35th Street and serves as a hub for horticulture research....

Oregon wine industry prioritizes pollinators | Business - Vimarsana News

Oregon wine industry prioritizes pollinators | Business

DAYTON — Native shrubs and bushes surround a grassy amphitheater outside the Experience Center at Stoller Family Estate, where Corinne Gosnell paused to watch a brightly colored swallowtail butterfly flutter

Scientists need your help spotting cute, fuzzy bumblebees in Kansas - Vimarsana News

Scientists need your help spotting cute, fuzzy bumblebees in Kansas

Learn just the right way to swish a net, snap a pic and upload it to Xerces Society scientists hungry for information about the bumblebees near you.

Source: hppr.org
Scientists need your help spotting cute, fuzzy bumblebees in Kansas - Vimarsana News

Scientists need your help spotting cute, fuzzy bumblebees in Kansas

Learn just the right way to swish a net, snap a pic and upload it to Xerces Society scientists hungry for information about the bumblebees near you.

Source: kake.com