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Help the Native Bees in Your Backyard - Birds and Blooms - Vimarsana News

Help the Native Bees in Your Backyard - Birds and Blooms

Learn important facts about native bees. Plant your garden with native bees in mind and help these powerful pollinators thrive.

BTNEP partners with Nicholls State University to plant new pollinator gardens on campus - Vimarsana News

BTNEP partners with Nicholls State University to plant new pollinator gardens on campus

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Student Engagement Grants - Vimarsana News

Student Engagement Grants

Each year the Lakeshore Nature Preserve awards several Student Engagement Grants of up to $1000 each to facilitate the use of the Preserve as a resource for education among UW undergraduates. Any student, faculty, or staff member at the UW-Madison may apply. Groups of individuals may submit a proposal as a team. Every individual or…

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CanBee Canned Cocktails Now Available in New Jersey - Vimarsana News

CanBee Canned Cocktails Now Available in New Jersey

ROCHESTER, NY (PRWEB) June 10, 2021 -- Founded by a seasonedBlack Button Distilling spirits team alongside professional beekeepers, CanBee Cocktails a buzzy

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Jennifer Dawes' New Kingdom Collection Will Give You Butterflies – JCK - Vimarsana News

Jennifer Dawes' New Kingdom Collection Will Give You Butterflies – JCK

Share And bees. And dragonflies. And beetles. Soon a snake will be slithering into the mix, too. But the undisputed hero of Kingdom, the new collection from Sonoma County, Calif.–based designer Jennifer Dawes, is the monarch butterfly. The monarch’s population has declined to such an extent that it currently qualifies as an endangered species, and its vulnerability is what sent Dawes on this gemstone flight of fancy in the first place. “I learned about the potential extinction of the monarch butterfly while I was at our local feed store,” she says. “They were releasing some that jus...