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Monarchs, native flowers, and gardens planted so insects have somewhere to feed. 5 verified stories. Stories come from Roanoke, Salt Lake City, and Patton. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
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AnimalsJean Quade turned a weedy back lot on Avenel Avenue into pollinator habitat large enough to be certified as a Monarch Waystation. Neighbors who had not met before now garden there together.
Verified · WDBJ7
CommunitySalt Lake City Public Lands, University of Utah volunteers, and a corrections greenhouse program are replanting the Bonneville Fire foothills to hold the slopes.
Verified · KSL
CommunityMakenna Sandoval and Lilly Prindle of Troop 16336 earned the Silver Award with a native-plant garden at Prince Gallitzin State Park. Each girl put in more than 50 hours.
Verified · Altoona Mirror
CommunityThe Biblioteca della Natura at Terra Franca lends illustrated books on nature and permaculture, and its opening included seed bombs for a neighborhood garden.
Verified · Giornale del Mediterraneo
ScienceAt Blue Heron Park in Phoenix, Oregon, a crowd watched 22 tagged butterflies lift off on a migration people can follow by phone.
Verified · Jefferson Public Radio