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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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Art, nature, science sites with related information
- Arkansas Champion Trees
- Arkansas Native Plant Society
- Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission
- Austin, Texas, native plants for watershed
- 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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Outdoor events
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
Blog Archive
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- Tiny creatures make nature area interesting. If yo...
- Pollinators love swamp verbena on west side of Wor...
- Same plant as below but photographed in daytime so...
- South Fayetteville prairie plants require help for...
- Buttonbush inflorescence with insects and jewel-we...
- Burnetta Hinterthuer reminded me of the name of th...
- Prunella vulgaris not a native species but its com...
- Native thistle on World Peace Wetland Prairie supp...
- Little-leaf sensitive brier: Native relative of no...
- Rose pink, pollinators highlight World Peace Wetla...
- Milkweed bugs feed on milkweed and their young fee...
- Predatory insects control insects that damage nati...
- Viceroy butterflies rest on barren new parkland no...
- Insects pollinate, nectar and serve as predators o...
- Butterflies love World Peace Wetland Prairie becau...
- Coneflowers in full glory and an American basketfl...
- Tiny pollinators make a big difference in the futu...
- monarch butterfly finds a buttonbush west of World...
- Wild things rule World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Gray catbirds haunt ice-storm downed hackberry on ...
- Monarch butterfly on buttonbush on Pinnacle Prairi...
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