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A Christmas 'Treeat' | The Gazette - Vimarsana News

A Christmas 'Treeat' | The Gazette

Clark McLeod (Photo by Dan Kempf, Impact Photo) Our beloved pine and spruce trees, proudly gracing a windswept hill, met …

Government Notes: Cedar Rapids Transit makes bus route, schedule changes - Vimarsana News

Government Notes: Cedar Rapids Transit makes bus route, schedule changes

Also, Linn County awards $100,000 in economic development grants

City of Marion offering free trees to residents this fall - Vimarsana News

City of Marion offering free trees to residents this fall

The City of Marion is providing residents with free trees to plant in the right of way area between their properties and the street as part of the city’s fall tree-planting program.

Monarch Research and Local Health-Care Providers Empower Parents to Cultivate a Bond between Children and Nature through the "One Child, One Tree — Growing Together" Program - Vimarsana News

Monarch Research and Local Health-Care Providers Empower Parents to Cultivate a Bond between Children and Nature through the "One Child, One Tree — Growing Together" Program

MARION, IOWA (June 5, 2023) — Monarch Research is thrilled to announce a collaborative endeavor with local health-care providers, Mercy Medical Center and UnityPoint Health, to launch the "One Child, One Tree — Growing Together" program.

ISU research: Monarch butterflies may benefit from habitat near crops, despite risks - Vimarsana News

ISU research: Monarch butterflies may benefit from habitat near crops, despite risks

Findings could impact federal recommendations for monarch conservation and aid efforts in making agricultural landscapes more biodiverse.