Posted 4/22/05
EARTH DAY 2005!!!
Fayetteville World Peace Wetland Prairie Fund Raising Successful
Tyson, Omni Center Donations Complete The Effort >MORE
Thanks to the many who helped.
Let the manual labor and fun begin!
Plans and efforts for cleanup and restoration are under way.
Please contact us to get involved!
First printed April 23, 2005
Neighbors Raise Money To Preserve Local Wetland
By Sarah Terry, The Morning News
First printed April 23, 2005
Mission accomplished
By Adam Wallworth, Northwest Arkansas Times
First posted April 22, 2005
Tyson Donates $25,000 to Wetland Project
Tyson Foods Press Release
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Posted 4/8/05
Funding Still Short For Wetland Prairie
Posted 3/2/05
Group trying to save, preserve wetland property
Trish Hollenbeck, Northwest Arkansas Times
This small piece of Eden in south Fayetteville. . .>MORE
Posted 9/22/04
City splits money for wetland, woodland
By Sarah Terry, The Morning News
Posted 9/16/04
City Council to address purchase of wetland
By Adam Wallworth, Northwest Arkansas Times
Posted 9/16/04
Trail Task Force tells Coody to buy land on S. Duncan Avenue
By Adam Wallworth, Northwest Arkansas Times
Posted 9/8/04
Aubrey's Notebook:
Council votes to support tree, trail task force
Motion passes to amend plan, split money to purchase two environmentally sensitive areas before issue tabled
Posted 9/4/04
City Council Visits Wetland: Aldermen support purchase of two environmentally sensitive tracts
By Adam Wallworth, Northwest Arkansas Times
Posted 8/29/04
Mayor's Request Would Have Council Ignore Task Force Report
Recommends Putting All Tree, Trail Money Into One Purchase
Posted 3/21/04
Town Branch Neighborhood Needs Help To Save Wetland Prairie |
On
April 3, 2003, the Fayetteville subdivision committee tabled this
matter for review at a second meeting before allowing it to continue
to the planning commission. Consideration of street, sewer and water-line
problems and the possibility of a small neighborhood park were among
the matters requiring further review. >MORE
Posted 3/30/03
Mathias' Apartments Developer
Granted Extra Year on Permit
Views of the 2-acre wetland prairie in the Town Branch basin slated to be dredged and filled to allow construction of three apartment buildings holding 36 apartments>MORE PHOTOS
Posted 3/17/03
Town
Branch Watershed Worthy Of Protection
Controlling
storm-water runoff, reducing pollution, and protecting wetland and
timber all must be addressed as a unit >MORE
Aubrey's Notebook:
Posted 3/5/03
They're
coming
"Some
people are looking at the place next door. They are just leaving." Lauren had walked in the door talking. I ran outside quickly. .
. >MORE
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