Mayor Lioneld Jordan of Fayetteville cites wet-prairie protection by Pinnacle Foods Inc. of Fayetteville as an example of protecting Beaver Lake water-quality in the most natural way possible

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Doug Bryson and Lioneld Jordan

Recognition of Pinnacle Foods Inc's. significance to Fayetteville

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Watering at night keeps a few things blooming at World Peace Wetland Prairie

Wasps enjoy blue fennel on August, 2, 2011

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Wasp on Blue Fennel at World Peace Wetland Prairie peace circle

Swallowtail on Flox

Two species of skipper moths on basketflower

Swallow on Flox

Clearwing moth resting before beginning day's work

Two five-minute nature videos recorded on 28 July 2011 to be run on Fayetteville Public Television from Monday, August 1, 2011, through Friday, August 5, 2011

Planning Commission passes the sale-barn rezoning to the City Council at June 27 meeting despite comments of neighbors and veterans

Video of slide show to run June 27-July 1, 2011, on Fayetteville Public Television

Shortakes recorded Monday, June 13, 2011, to run June 20-24, 2011, on Public Access Television at 218 on Cox Cable and U-verse 99 on AT&T as well as simulcast on the Your Media Web site

Doug Tallamy tells us about 'Bringing Nature Home' to provide habitat for wildlife

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