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Booker T. Washington High School Tours Lincoln University - Vimarsana News

Booker T. Washington High School Tours Lincoln University

Join the educational expedition of Booker T. Washington High School students from Houston, Texas, as they explore the College of Agriculture, Environmental and Human Sciences at Lincoln University of Missouri. Discover the fascinating world of engineering and agriculture, including hydroponic research, poultry farming, organic farming, animal health, and drone technology. Gain insights into soil samples, nutrition, culinary arts, aquaculture, and fish production. Find out about scholarship opportunities and the importance of sustainable practices in shaping the future of agriculture and techno...

$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.”