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More than 400 visitors at Forest & Bird's 100-year birthday celebration in Whanganui - Vimarsana News

More than 400 visitors at Forest & Bird's 100-year birthday celebration in Whanganui

A 100th-anniversary party for Forest & Bird took place at Bushy Park Tarapuruhi Sanctuary.

Superabundant dispatch: Plan a pollinator-friendly edible garden - Vimarsana News

Superabundant dispatch: Plan a pollinator-friendly edible garden

After a few sunny and warm days, it’s actually starting to feel like a turnover in the seasons. You might be amped to get busy in the garden, but hold your horses: Are you making room for insects in your landscape plans? There are so many small steps we can take to support pollinators in our gardens, and this will pay off in dividends with a more Superabundant growing season.

Source: opb.org
Brightline; DeSantis dances on spending, leading, woke; no more Trump - Vimarsana News

Brightline; DeSantis dances on spending, leading, woke; no more Trump

Readers weigh in on number of trains on horizon; Trump's return; governor's performance on education, New College, spending, school boards and more.

Source: tcpalm.com
'Fences': examination of black life resonates across ti... - Vimarsana News

'Fences': examination of black life resonates across ti...

August Wilson’s play has lost none of its power, with striking parallels between apartheid as an oppressive system of white minority rule and the US before civil rights.

REVIEW | Why Fences, now showing at the Joburg Theatre, will resonate with South African audiences - Vimarsana News

REVIEW | Why Fences, now showing at the Joburg Theatre, will resonate with South African audiences

The current run of Fences in Johannesburg, South Africa, will vividly bring to mind the destructive after-effects of apartheid on black life.

Source: news24.com