Fish habitat an option for disposing of Christmas tree | The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
As the holiday season ends, Arkansans who opted to celebrate with a real Christmas tree have multiple options for getting rid of it.
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As the holiday season ends, Arkansans who opted to celebrate with a real Christmas tree have multiple options for getting rid of it.
As the holiday season ends, Arkansans who opted to celebrate with a real Christmas tree have multiple options for getting rid of it.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AGFC News) – “No one loves a Christmas tree on March the 25th,” was the punchline to a favorite poem in Shel Silverstein’s book, Where the Sidewalk Ends, but Silverstein may have gotten it wrong in the eyes of crappie anglers. They absolutely love old Christmas trees at the end of March, so […]
Christmas has come and gone, and unless and you're one of those people who celebrates year around, it's time to take down the decorations.
The Arkansas Game & Fish Commission uses the trees for nursery habitats and to provide a dense cover for small fish.