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Letter: Prairie gardens offer many benefits - Vimarsana News

Letter: Prairie gardens offer many benefits

"As a national nonprofit conservation organization, we have seen the beneficial impact from people like Dr. Ross who support native habitats in their neighborhood, and this type of work serves as an important pillar of community conservation and needs to be given the respect that it deserves," writes Amanda Booher, communications manager for Audubon Great Plains.

Meet the winners of the 2022 Sustainable Gardening Awards from Phipps Conservatory - Vimarsana News

Meet the winners of the 2022 Sustainable Gardening Awards from Phipps Conservatory

The Phipps Conservatory Sustainable Gardening Awards are in their third year, and have once again spotlighted five beautiful gardens in our region. The awards were designed to highlight gardens and gardeners who follow the principles of sustainable land care that Phipps teaches in its education programs and follows in its

Native Gardening in Minnesota: 5 Steps to Take This Fall - Vimarsana News

Native Gardening in Minnesota: 5 Steps to Take This Fall

Leslie Pilgrim, the founder and director of Neighborhood Greening in Minneapolis, Minnesota, shares five tips for how to get your garden ready for native planting this fall, and to ensure it survives the harsh Midwestern winters.

Twenty Projects Win Working For Nature/Mahi Mō Te Taiao Funding - Vimarsana News

Twenty Projects Win Working For Nature/Mahi Mō Te Taiao Funding

Thursday, 11 February 2021, 3:38 pm In its inaugural year, the Working for Nature/Mahi mō te Taiao fund has awarded environment grants to 20 projects across Marlborough to protect and restore native habitats. In November, the Council received 34 applications from community groups and landowners from small-scale plantings in forgotten vineyard corners to wide scale goat control in the Marlborough Sounds. Four projects were fully funded with the other 16 co-funded by other sources. Overall, more than $200,000 was requested which exceeded the $70,000 fund in its first year. The next round of a...