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Spring 2024 public program - Announcements - Vimarsana News

Spring 2024 public program - Announcements

The Harvard Graduate School of Design (GSD) announces its Spring 2024 schedule of public programs and exhibitions, many of which offer interdisciplinary perspectives on history, memory, and the natural world.

Source: e-flux.com
Spruce Tree With Extremely Rare Cones Bursts Into View At Arnold Arboretum - Vimarsana News

Spruce Tree With Extremely Rare Cones Bursts Into View At Arnold Arboretum

A Lijiang spruce tree near the south end of Conifer Path typically produces two types of cones: pollen-producing males and seed-producing females. This year its produced hermaphrodite conifer cones which produce both pollen and seeds.

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Spruce Tree With Extremely Rare Cones Bursts Into View At Arnold Arboretum - Vimarsana News

Spruce Tree With Extremely Rare Cones Bursts Into View At Arnold Arboretum

A Lijiang spruce tree near the south end of Conifer Path typically produces two types of cones: pollen-producing males and seed-producing females. This year its produced hermaphrodite conifer cones which produce both pollen and seeds.

Source: iheart.com
MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES NEW FORESTRY DIVISION AND URBAN FOREST PLAN TO ENHANCE AND PROTECT CITY'S TREE CANOPY - US Politics Today - Vimarsana News

MAYOR WU ANNOUNCES NEW FORESTRY DIVISION AND URBAN FOREST PLAN TO ENHANCE AND PROTECT CITY'S TREE CANOPY - US Politics Today

Today, Mayor Michelle Wu announced efforts to bolster the City of Boston’s tree canopy to enhance livability and public health throughout Boston’s

Harvard's Arnold Arboretum Is Looking Toward the Next 150 Years - Vimarsana News

Harvard's Arnold Arboretum Is Looking Toward the Next 150 Years

The 281-acre park, which turns 150 this year, may hold clues on how to navigate an increasingly extreme ecological future.