The buttonbush is one of hundreds of native species that grow on the surface wetland above karst faults in northwest Arkansas.
Quarrying limestone in a karst area is inappropriate for many reasons.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Enjoy a native buttonbush, members of the Quorum Court, this flower is for your wise decision on the limestone quarry issue
Please click on image to ENLARGE view of buttonbush on Pinnacle Foods Inc. wet prairie in the Town Branch neighborhood of south Fayetteville, Arkansas, on September 9, 2009.
The buttonbush is one of hundreds of native species that grow on the surface wetland above karst faults in northwest Arkansas.
Quarrying limestone in a karst area is inappropriate for many reasons.
The buttonbush is one of hundreds of native species that grow on the surface wetland above karst faults in northwest Arkansas.
Quarrying limestone in a karst area is inappropriate for many reasons.
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