Lauren Hawkins celebrates sunset on New Year's eve 2007 on wpwp

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Lauren Hawkins spends the afternoon of New Year's Eve, Dec. 31, 2007, removing Japanese honeysuckle from World Peace Wetland Prairie.

Town Branch neighbors to meet at 10 a.m. January 12, 2008

Please see
Town Branch Neighborhood for details and numerous related local links.

Please see
Dec. 30 2007, Aspen Ridge story in NWA TIMES

Please see
The Iconoclast
for local commentary.

Happy New Year from World Peace Wetland Prairie wildlife

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Merry Christmas

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T'was the night before winter ....

PLEASE CLICK ON PHOTO OF PINNACLE FOODS PLANT FROM HOODENPYLE YARD to see steam rising from Pinnacle Foods production facility.

And all across the prairie ....

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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.

Commission selects global-warming strategists

Read about the work of the nonprofit consulting firm hired to provide information for the Arkansas Governor's Commission on Global Warming to use to prepare its recommendations to the legislature at the following Web site link:


The Center for Climate Strategies

Please read and sign the petition to the governor at the following link:


Petitions of interest

Canada geese love Pinnacle Prairie west of World Peace Wetland Prairie

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Petition against coal-fired power plant in Arkansas

Petition to governor

Aspen Ridge's new owners approach park board Dec. 3, 2007

http://www.accessfayetteville.org/government/parks_and_recreation/documents/agenda/PRAB_December_2007_Agenda_and_Packet_(1_of_4).pdf

Click on the following link for
UPDATE on Aspen Ridge Park dedication

Audubon Arkansas open house Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007

Energy bill needs support in congress this week

PLEASE CLICK ON PHOTO TO SEE THE SPARROW on World Peace Wetland Prairie up close.

With global warming threatening 30-40 percent of wildlife species, Congress MUST pass an energy bill in 2007 to lay the groundwork for strong global warming legislation in 2008 and beyond.

Let your representative know: "Americans need an Energy Bill with..."

Protections for wildlife and public lands from oil and gas development.
A Renewable Electricity Standard of at least 15 percent by 2020.
A fuel economy standard of at least 35 mpg by 2020.
We believe a bill with these three things can pass in the House and Senate, making a terrific down payment on an upcoming global warming bill!

Speak up today and help get the energy bill to the finish line:
http://online.nwf.org/finishline

Thanks so much! Stay tuned to hear how the vote goes.


Kristin Johnson
Grassroots Mobilization Coordinator
National Wildlife Federation
alerts@nwf.org

Inspiring Americans to protect wildlife for our children's future.

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