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Grant opportunities for tree planters and local farmers - Vimarsana News

Grant opportunities for tree planters and local farmers

Tree planters and local farmers can avail themselves to two grant opportunities with the Guam Department of Agriculture. Non-profit organizations, schools, government entities, local businesses, place

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Malesso' wildfire case remains open, search for arsonist continues - Vimarsana News

Malesso' wildfire case remains open, search for arsonist continues

The Guam Department of Agriculture’s (DOA) Forestry and Soil Resources Division continues to search for the arsonist responsible for causing a wildfire in Malesso’. As KUAM News reported,

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Investigators searching for arsonist responsible for Malesso' wildfire - Vimarsana News

Investigators searching for arsonist responsible for Malesso' wildfire

An update on the Malesso’ wildfire that had forestry firefighters battling the blaze for hours Wednesday. Crews were able to tamp down the fire at the Quinene Reforestation Project site by Wedne

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Giving Every Tuesday: Community cleanup and native tree planting - Vimarsana News

Giving Every Tuesday: Community cleanup and native tree planting

Tano, Tasi yan Todu is a group of scientists, educators, and activists with a passion to work with local communities to restore and preserve thriving ecosystems across the Marianas. Last Saturday, the

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Record low wildfires in decades, but stakes are higher in dry season ahead - Vimarsana News

Record low wildfires in decades, but stakes are higher in dry season ahead

Dry season is nearly here and the stakes are higher in the new year. “We’re not talking about a fire up in the mountains anymore. This is a potential risk for a fire right in your backyard

Source: kuam.com