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Stay calm, reptile experts say as Okanagan snakes waking from hibernation shake up some residents - Vimarsana News

Stay calm, reptile experts say as Okanagan snakes waking from hibernation shake up some residents

South Okanagan residents have been taking to social media to share their snake-related experiences.

Source: cbc.ca
Toast the artists for the 19th annual Juried Art Exhibition - Vimarsana News

Toast the artists for the 19th annual Juried Art Exhibition

The Adams County Arts Council’s (ACAC) 19th annual Juried Art Exhibition (JAE) will be on display in Schmucker Gallery, Gettysburg College, from June 1-23. The awards ceremony and reception are

Volunteers Cleared Garlic Mustard from Critical Dunes Site - Vimarsana News

Volunteers Cleared Garlic Mustard from Critical Dunes Site

LAKETOWN TWP., MI (WHTC-AM/FM, May 18, 2023) - A scourge among gardeners along the Lakeshore is garlic mustard. Last Saturday, a number of volunteers ...

The Land Conservancy offers tree and shrub ID class June 1 - Vimarsana News

The Land Conservancy offers tree and shrub ID class June 1

The Land Conservancy of McHenry County is providing an opportunity to learn about McHenry County's native trees and shrubs at its Tree and Shrub Identification class with Restoration Ecologist Megan Oropeza on Thursday, June 1.

Summit Land Conservancy announces $20 million For the Future campaign - Vimarsana News

Summit Land Conservancy announces $20 million For the Future campaign

The Summit Land Conservancy at its annual conservation breakfast on Tuesday announced its new capital fundraising campaign to raise $20 million over the next five years, “For the Future.” Every dollar donated by individuals over the next five years will be added to the fund, which will help leverage other dollars contributed by landowners, foundations or the Summit County open space bond.