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Week of February 19: Pickleball, Lent Specials and Art Markets - Vimarsana News

Week of February 19: Pickleball, Lent Specials and Art Markets

Interested in learning pickleball? The Exchange NOLA kicks off a six-week beginner league series kicking this Tuesday, Feb. 20, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. with advice

Groups use Christmas trees for marsh restoration in tribal lands - Vimarsana News

Groups use Christmas trees for marsh restoration in tribal lands

Environmental organizations have teamed up to collect and use Christmas trees to restore a marsh on the Pointe-au-Chien Indian tribe’s land.

$28 million directed to West-wide land projects to help wildlife, fish - Vimarsana News

$28 million directed to West-wide land projects to help wildlife, fish

Utah is among 10 states to get millions for boots-on-the-ground projects benefitting mule deer populations, cold water fisheries, sage grouse and more.

Feds to send 'once-in-a-generation funding' to Utah, Western conservation projects - Vimarsana News

Feds to send 'once-in-a-generation funding' to Utah, Western conservation projects

Federal land managers say they are sending $28 million to six groups working on land restoration projects across the West, including in Utah.

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Coastal News Today | LA - Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana Names 2022 Board of Directors - Vimarsana News

Coastal News Today | LA - Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana Names 2022 Board of Directors

“CRCL continues to evolve and grow, and our board of directors plays a key role in helping us do the same as we work to unite Louisiana residents to achieve a thriving, sustainable coast for all,” said Kim Reyher, executive director of CRCL. “Adding fresh voices, unique expertise and different perspectives will help us get there.”