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- World Peace Wetland Prairie shows winter beauty un...
- Cat Channel to broadcast video of Jan. 12 Ward 1/T...
- WARD 4 meeting at City Hall at 7 p.m. Monday
- OmnI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology focusin...
- OMNI Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology's annua...
- Dangers of drilling for natural gas outlined in forum
- Omni Center for Peace, Justice and Ecology's annua...
- A few assumptions that should not be made
- Public invited to Fayetteville discussion of natur...
- Town Branch neighborhood meeting with developers o...
- Will there be a place for parades to start in Marc...
- Parking building, hotel project on parking lot sou...
- Mark Douglas Thompson's column in the Morning News...
- Stephan Pollard comments on wind power in Arkansas
- Fayetteville environmentalists share message with ...
- World Clock documents population growth, climate c...
- Paralympics need, deserve attention
- Aspen Ridge/Town Branch Neighborhood meeting dialo...
- Please attend Town Branch meeting to discuss Aspen...
- Everyone welcome to Saturday Jan. 12 Town Branch n...
- Frosty morning on World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Old Aspen Ridge photos on Flickr reveal affordable...
- Aspen Ridge set of old photos on Flickr grows daily
- Religion and Evolution seen from unique perspective
- Aspen Ridge information expected at Jan. 12 Town B...
- Gated community in Rogers
- Town Branch neighborhood from Google Earth
- Hit-and-run driver leaves red bumper next to downe...
- Everyone welcome to Jan. 12 Town Branch neighborho...
- Burning biofuel worse than burning coal and oil, s...
- New director of Fayetteville Senior Center energet...
- Green Drinks tonight!
- FEMA maps didn't include wetland overflow area alo...
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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:
Thanks for posting about that meeting. We went for our first time and afterward decided we will join. The people were all so intelligent and sincere about their concern for other people and the environment and the world in general. Truly an American tradition of getting together at the grass-roots level and try to change things for the better,
Hey, the best thing my wife said was that there were Republicans and Green Party people there speaking out. We had expected all to be Democrats because of OMNI's seemingly liberal principals, but the Democrat's were the only ones not touting their party or arguing for candidates. Maybe that is because they feel confident of winning this year and felt no need to argue.
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