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View across part of Aspen Ridge and World Peace Wetland Prairie and Pinnacle Prairie to the Pinnacle Foods plant. Wide angle view same as above.
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World Peace Wetland Prairie is a small city-owned nature park at 1121 South Duncan Avenue in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The land around it includes wetland prairie and savanna with rich, black soil and a mixture of hundreds of native plants typical of many similar areas being cleared for development all over Northwest Arkansas.
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- Arkansas Champion Trees
- Arkansas Native Plant Society
- Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission
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- Bees vs flies, bee flies, flower flies
- Butterflies and moths
- Center for Biological Diversity
- Craig Fraisers wildflower photos
- Land Scope: Help plan Arkansas edition
- Midwest Native Plant Society conferences
- Monarch Watch butterfly migration site
- Pollinators of World Peace Wetland Prairie slideshow
- Project Noah on Facebook
- PROJECT NOAH Web site
- Rutgers University Wetland Delineation Training Courses
- Santa Fe artist shares vision of world peace
- Society for Conservation Biology
- Society for Conservation Biology
- Stewardship Network
- Swamp School
- Texas coastal information on monarchs and milkweed
- Woolsey Wet Prairie Web site
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Related Web sites and Web logs
- Association for Beaver Lake Environment
- aubunique blogspot
- aubunique.com
- Audubon Arkansas among founders of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Beaver Lake Watershed — Arkansas
- Cable Access Television — CAT 218 on Cox Cable
- Carbon Caps Task Force
- Collection of World Peace Wetland Prairie photos
- Cool Earth Now
- Donate to tree fund for World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Earth Day 2010 video World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Friends of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Government Channel of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Northwest Arkansas environment central
- OMNI Center among founders of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Pinnacle Prairie west of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Rain Garden Guide with photos and instructions
- Severance Tax
- Sierra Club's Ozark Highlands Group unofficial blog
- Town Branch Neighborhood blogspot
- Tyson Foods among founders of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- University of Arkansas employees union
- World Clock documents need to protect environment
- World Peace Wetland Prairie sets of photos on Flickr
- World Peace Wetland Prairie Web site
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- And all across the prairie ....
- Commission selects global-warming strategists
- Canada geese love Pinnacle Prairie west of World P...
- Petition against coal-fired power plant in Arkansas
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- Audubon Arkansas open house Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007
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2 comments:
Those photos show a sky suggesting a big winter storm on the way. But it didn't really hit Fayetteville. I bet you couldn't find any snow on the ground this morning if you went out early. But it certainly was cold.
The big storm you probably expected to see after such an ominous sunset didn't really affect Fayetteville except to make Sunday morning really cold.
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