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Des Moines County Conservation Fire Building Workshop - Vimarsana News

Des Moines County Conservation Fire Building Workshop

Burlington, IA- Des Moines County Conservation is inviting the public to join them for an educational afternoon of fire building using a ferro rod and steel. According to a news release, the workshop will be held Friday, June 14th from 3:30 to 4:30 PM at Starr's Cave Nature Center. No registration is required. Participants are advised to dress for the weather. To learn more, contact Starr's Cave Nature Center at 319-753-5808, or visit them on Facebook.

Source: kbur.com
A spark, fuel and oxygen: the elements of fire - Vimarsana News

A spark, fuel and oxygen: the elements of fire

BURLINGTON – Fire needs three things to ignite and grow — a spark, fuel and oxygen. Too much oxygen and fuel and a fire will die.

Fire Building Program is Nov. 9 - Vimarsana News

Fire Building Program is Nov. 9

Des Moines County Conservation invites everyone to learn how to build a fire during a day of skill-building and outdoor adventures.

Earth Day 2023: Niti Taylor To Shubhangi Atre, TV Actors Share Unique Ideas On Saving Nature - Vimarsana News

Earth Day 2023: Niti Taylor To Shubhangi Atre, TV Actors Share Unique Ideas On Saving Nature

TV actors like Niti Taylor, Aishwarya Khare, Shubhangi Atre, and Kirti Nagpure showed their concern towards various issues like climate change and what they think can be done to save the ecosystem.

Source: india.com
Des Moines County Conservation: Hike a Park - Vimarsana News

Des Moines County Conservation: Hike a Park

Burlington, IA- Des Moines County Conservation has announced the spring Hike-a-Park Series. The spring series of hikes will begin in March and run through May. The series will be led by a naturalist at a different park every other Thursday. Des Moines County Conservation will also be partnering with Lee County Conservation for multiple hikes in the series. The first hike of the spring series will be held Thursday, March 16th at 3 PM at Starr's Cave Nature Center. For more information, visit desmoinescounty.iowa.gov/conservation.

Source: kbur.com