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Smart Start to increase funds; Council on Aging's new board members and Champions for Wildlife's new staff - Vimarsana News

Smart Start to increase funds; Council on Aging's new board members and Champions for Wildlife's new staff

Local briefs: Smart Start to increase funds; Council on Aging's new board members and Champions for Wildlife's new staff

Meet the Muralist Covering the World's Walls with Honeybees – Garden & Gun - Vimarsana News

Meet the Muralist Covering the World's Walls with Honeybees – Garden & Gun

Matt Willey set out to paint fifty thousand bees—starting in the South—and learned some lessons about the good of the hive

World-renowned muralists are working on an art project at NC's Red Wolf Center - Vimarsana News

World-renowned muralists are working on an art project at NC's Red Wolf Center

COLUMBIA, N.C. (WNCT) – During the first two weeks of April, a team of artists will come to North Carolina to paint a wildlife mural in Columbia. The World-renowned muralist Matt Willey will lead a team of artists in April to paint a wildlife mural at the Red Wolf Center on Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife […]

Source: wnct.com
Henderson County News: Gardening for Life Celebration features best-selling author - Vimarsana News

Henderson County News: Gardening for Life Celebration features best-selling author

Henderson County (Dec 8, 2022) - The bestselling author who started a nationwide movement to landscape yards and communities in ways that provide vital habitat for wildlife will be speaking in Columbus on March 4.

$575K Raised for ASU'S Red Wolf Conservation & Research Center - Vimarsana News

$575K Raised for ASU'S Red Wolf Conservation & Research Center

The project would not only help preserve and grow the population of the endangered species, it would be a tourism draw for the area.