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- Gov. Beebe addresses joint session of Arkansas Gen...
- Public discussion of future of Fayetteville High S...
- Government Channel to show public comments on futu...
- Flood victim's body found in West Fork of White River
- Fayetteville School Board violates FOIA once again
- Developers whine story in The Morning News differs...
- Tying the environmental issues together
- See the Iconoclast for today's watershed commentary
- Developers fed up with listening to residents fed ...
- Plum tree at sunset on World Peace Wetland Prairie
- City Council, Planning Commission need interactive...
- Most people speaking at meeting on future of Fayet...
- Watershed meeting in Rogers CANCELED after early r...
- With 10 days till Farmer's Market, surrounding cor...
- Visitors welcome?
- Big news: One man, one machine working on hotel site
- Plenty of stones remain for mason to work with
- Trees being planted around square
- Town Square stone work and paving progressing
- Tiffany to address Sierra Club in Fayetteville, A...
- Aspen Ridge/Hill Place developers' meeting with ne...
- Town Branch/Ward 1 meeting video at 9:30 tonight a...
- The south and east sides of Fayetteville send wate...
- NWA Times reports public-comment session planned f...
- Beebe calls special session on Severance Tax in Th...
- Earth Day Celebration at World Peace Wetland Prair...
- Government Channel to show Town Branch neighbors a...
- The Morning News updates flood story in Friday edi...
- Arkansas Democrat Gazette documents Northwest Arka...
- Times documents decades of failure to protect wate...
- Lioneld Jordan announcement speech to be on CAT Ch...
- Town Branch flows over 11th Street between S. Hill...
- Government channel schedule online at last
- Upper White River Basin Foundation to honor succes...
- The Iconoclast comments on letter to editor about ...
- Work on Fayetteville square progressing, newspaper...
- Canada geese March 2, 2007, northwest of World Pea...
- Aspen Ridge/Hill Place detention pond attracts mal...
- Warm February brought blooms too early as shown in...
- Many other plants were too far ahead one year ago ...
- Many environmental concerns of a year ago today re...
- ENERGY SHIFT concert in Little Rock on Saturday to...
- Austin Rowser of the design team for the Hill Plac...
- Ward 1 Alderman Gray missed Town Branch meeting be...
- John Williams hoping to see even more changes in t...
- Don Hoodenpyle watches closely for pleasing change...
- Jennifer Creel studies sustainable-element chart p...
- Stolen sign invited people to meeting at 6 p.m. to...
- Lioneld Jordan announcement speech to be on CAT Ch...
- Lioneld Jordan's announcement in Northwest Arkans...
- Jordan fans gather near Urban Table
- Lioneld Jordan to announce candidacy to be mayor o...
- Neighbors surprised to learn developers seeking to...
- Urban Table gets new sidewalk. Crowd expected to s...
- OMNI demonstrators will have to bundle up Saturday...
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- Five-years-too-many march Saturday in Fayetteville...
- National Wildlife Federation
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- Water comes under East 16 from north, formerly flo...
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- Rule violations put council between rock and hard ...
- Stonebridge Square seen from Dead Horse Mountain Road
- First of the year near World Peace Wetland Prairie
- Tracy's latest plan for his wetland property
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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
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1 comment:
Neither paper says a word about bad development practices. But the photos and stories show the result. Guess you should go make some pictures of what is upstream from these flooded spots. I'm betting on treeless hillsides and paved-over prairie!
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