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Milkweed, Monarch Butterflies, Migrations "Monarch Madness" at Medina River Natural Area |
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Written by Business Wire
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Saturday, 11 April 2009 |
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San Antonio, Texas - Monarch butterflies and their amazing adventures will be the topic of a talk at 9 a.m. April 11 at the Medina River Natural Area. Local butterfly lover and seasoned Monarch Butterfly tagger Monika Maeckle will present a slideshow and discussion of the storied butterflies, who have captured the imaginations of nature lovers for millennia. |
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Washington Wild and Scenic Rivers and Wilderness Legislation |
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Written by American Rivers
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Saturday, 11 April 2009 |
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Seattle, Washington - Rep. Dave Reichert and Sen. Patty Murray will hold a press conference today to discuss the new legislation that would grant Wild and Scenic River protection to the Pratt and Middle Fork Snoqualmie Rivers, safeguarding clean water, habitat for fish and wildlife, and excellent hiking, fishing, and paddling opportunities for millions of people in western Washington. |
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America's Most Endangered Rivers of 2009 Announced |
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Written by American Rivers
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Tuesday, 07 April 2009 |
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Washington, DC - From outdated flood control schemes to harmful dams and mining projects, our nation’s rivers and clean water are at risk. American Rivers, the nation’s leading river conservation organization, today released America’s Most Endangered Rivers: 2009 edition spotlighting ten rivers in need of urgent action. |
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Native American Students Land Udall Scholarships |
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Written by River News Now
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Monday, 06 April 2009 |
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Tempe, Arizona - Two ASU juniors, both Native American students, plan to reach out to their communities in different ways after they receive their degrees. Both have won Morris K. Udall Scholarships to help them advance the lives of other Native Americans. |
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Federal Stimulus Incentives Propel Southwest Windpower's Expansion in Small Wind Turbines |
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Written by BusinessWire
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Monday, 06 April 2009 |
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Flagstaff, Arizona - One month after the adoption of federal tax credits to propel small wind energy growth in the United States, GE (NYSE: GE) is joining current investors to provide $10 million to the world’s largest manufacturer of small wind turbines, Southwest Windpower. Southwest Windpower - designer and producer of small wind turbines up to 3 kW - will use this new funding to accelerate its growth in new markets and products. |
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Large California Grower Illegally Expands Orchard Seven Acres Into Fresno River |
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Written by Farm Compliance
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Sunday, 05 April 2009 |
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San Francisco, California - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has issued a violation notice and compliance order to Patrick Ricchiuti, president of P.R. Farms, following the discovery of the grower’s illegal expansion into the Fresno River. Ricchiuti bypassed flood control levees, illegally filling an area approximately 2,300 feet long and 45-250 feet wide and encroaching more than seven acres into the Fresno River. |
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Written by ARAcontent
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Saturday, 04 April 2009 |
Parker, Arizona - Camping can help create lifelong memories for adults and children alike, which is one of the reasons it is the Number 1 outdoor activity in America. But before you pack up the tent and start the long drive, remember that proper preparation for a camping trip is important, especially when kids are involved.
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Red River Valley Flood Spreads, CBP Remains Vigilant |
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Written by River News Now
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Thursday, 02 April 2009 |
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Grand Forks, North Dakota - With the flood waters moving north, rural communities are being surrounded by water on all fronts. North of Fargo, U.S. Customs and Border Protection in coordination with FEMA is working with a host of local, state, and federal agencies to provide the appropriate support and resources to the Red River Valley flood and outer lying areas. |
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