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- Town Branch neighbors to meet at 10 a.m. January 1...
- Merry Christmas
- DONNA, EMILY lead OMNI carolers in nursing homes
- Workers try to keep Methodist mud out of Tanglewoo...
- Saturday, Dec. 22, is the first day of winter 2007-08
- Street Jazz on public television in Fayettenam
- Fayetteville's city council passes compromise budg...
- Final UA poultry sale ends early as supplies run out.
- No limit meant many got plenty
- Sunday was a nice day for counting birds
- Senate passes energy bill!
- Truck washing silt into N. Duncan Avenue; see wher...
- Water taking silt into storm drain west side of N....
- Tree roots cut on adjacent dug-out hillside
- Which company listed on the sign holds the stormwa...
- North Duncan Avenue silt flows to Tanglewood Branch
- Governor's Commission hires consultants
- Please read and sign petition to governor against ...
- Dabney Brannon top official in Fayetteville office...
- Ken L. Smith and friend talk environmental conserv...
- Mary Smith, Audubon Arkansas' director of educatio...
- Lauren Hawkins waits as Karen McSpadden of the Oza...
- Audubon Arkansas open house attracts area conserva...
- Audubon Arkansas open house Tuesday, Dec. 11, 2007...
- Fayetteville lady sits under umbrella across stree...
- Zed Johnson walks his dog and both appear to enjoy...
- Walker Park Master Plan homework assignment
- Petition against coal-fired power plant in Arkansas
- Don't miss Walker Park neighborhood summary of pro...
- Please attend Audubon Arkansas open house Dec. 11
- Aspen Ridge's new owners approach park board Dec. ...
- Old topographical map by US Geological survey of T...
- National Wildlife Federation supports energy bill ...
- Suggested questions to be answered by planners
- Keeling Curve plays big role in documenting cause ...
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Links of interest
- A new mayor of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Album of photos on Aubrey Shepherd's blogs by Picasa
- American Businesses for Clean Energy
- Arkansas Natural Heritage Commission
- Arkansas Times Web logs
- Aubrey James Shepherd's You Tube channel
- Aubrey Shepherd Outdoors
- Aubrey's FLICKR Photo Albums
- Aubrey's view Weblog — updates NWA environmental groups' announcements
- Aubunique.com Web site with archive from 2002
- Audubon Arkansas
- Beaver Lake Watershed — Arkansas
- Beaver Lake — Association for Beaver Lake Environment
- Ben Pollock's news views
- Best Green Blogs directory
- Brad Wiegmann of Springdale's fishing Web site
- Bringing Nature Home: Podcast audio by Doug Tallamy
- Cable Access streaming live video
- Cable-access channel Fayetteville AR
- Carbon Caps Task Force
- Center for Biological Diversity
- Chinquapins in the Ozarks
- Choctaw poet with UA degrees
- Collection of World Peace Wetland Prairie photos
- Cool Earth Now
- Dick Bennett's Peace, Justice and Ecology blog
- Donate to fight climate change
- Ducks Unlimited in Northwest Arkansas
- Earth Day 2010 video World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Earth Justice
- Encyclopedia of Life
- Environmental Action Committee Fayetteville AR
- Fayetteville Ark City Government
- Fayetteville city meetings live and archived online
- Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Friends of World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Global Warming Commission information
- Government channel of Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Green Infrastructure
- Holland wildflower farm in Elkins Map
- Iconoclast returns
- Illinois River Watershed
- J. William Fulbright's speeches online
- James Burton International Guitar Festival Tribute to Elvis Aug. 22, 2009, in Shreveport
- James McGinty for Fayetteville school board
- June 2009 Town Branch neighborhood meeting with apartment developers
- Lioneld Jordan's official Web site
- Live Science videos
- Many Hats Speaks
- Mid-riffs, a fact- and logic-based new blog
- Milkweed blog
- National Cemetery Neighbors and Friends
- New Orleans homes being built right
- Northwest Arkansas Audubon Society
- Northwest Arkansas environment central
- Omni Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology
- Open Congress site updates bills in both houses
- Orlis sez...
- Outdoors with Aubrey Shepherd
- Ozarkwriters
- public access television — CAT 18 on Cox Cable
- Rain Garden instructions with photos
- Rainforest Action Network
- Red Oak Park — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Regional National Cemetery Improvement Corporation
- River of Words: Environmental art and poetry
- Rogers Arkansas blog
- Rutgers University wetland-delineation training courses
- Save the Illinois River
- Senior Activity Center — Fayetteville, Arkansas
- Severance Tax
- Sierra Club's Ozark Highlands Group unofficial blog
- Spelunkers caving and karst forum
- Stephan Pollard and Japan's resources
- Stephan Pollard and UA Sustainability Center
- Sustainable Cities Institute at NCAT in Fayetteville & Partners for Better Housing
- Telecom Board info and member list
- Telecom ordinance revised July 2003
- The Daily Coyote Web site
- The daily coyote — a blogspot from Wyoming
- The Fayettevillage Voice
- The Iconoclast — daily updates of NW Arkansas government news with commentary
- The New Orleans Ladder
- Town Branch Neighborhood on I-Neighbors site
- Town Branch Neighborhood—Fayetteville, Ark
- Tree People save the soil
- Truthout — updates world and national affairs daily
- University of Arkansas UNION VOICE
- University of Arkansas workers honor local residents
- UNNATURAL GAS
- Urban greenspace institute
- Urk's Fayettenam Expatriate site
- Veterans include climate-change in leadership training program
- Video featuring flooding photos Town Branch
- Watershed Warrior
- Woolsey Wet Prairie Web site
- World Clock shows changes moment-by-moment
- World Peace Wetland Prairie
- World Peace Wetland Prairie blogspot
- World public opinion
- Young and old: How the writer got to this point
About Me
- aubunique
- Fayetteville, Arkansas, United States
- I take lots of photos. Some are worth saving and sharing.
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2 comments:
now we know where all that red dirt comes from. So, are they going to mine all the hills in fayetteville because you exposed the source?
I didn't expose that red dirt. God buried it and the developer exposed it. Sort of obscene, of course.
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