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Alma Gaul

Alma Gaul

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Home and Garden Editor, Bettendorf News

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Fiction, Dogs, Food, Pets, Off-road, Climate, Cars, Outdoors, Camping, Gear

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  • River Action funds Quad-Cities prairie plantings; 13 areas to get grasses, flowers

    By Alma Gaul Verified| Quad-City Times Verified Thirteen natural areas in the Quad-Cities region will be getting new prairie plantings under an initiative announced Thursday by River Action Inc. Dubbed “Back to Our Roots,” the plan initially will provide enough seed to plant a total of 33.5 acres at sites in Scott and Rock Island counties as well as one site each in Mercer County, Illinois, and Muscatine County, Iowa. The seeds cost about $20,000, Kathy Wine, executive director of River Action, said at a news conference.

    By Alma Gaul Verified · Quad-City Times

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Mighty marsh: Nahant to present awards for conservation work

    By Alma Gaul Verified| Radish Magazine Verified For years, people associated with the Nahant Marsh Education Center in Davenport have discussed giving awards to recognize outstanding contributions to conservation and the natural environment — past, present and future. Awards have now been established with funding from the Joyce and Tony Singh Family Foundation. Nominations are being accepted from the public with presentations scheduled for Feb. 23 at Modern Woodmen Park in Davenport.

    By Alma Gaul Verified · Radish Magazine

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • River Action funds Quad-Cities prairie plantings; 13 areas to get grasses, flowers

    By Alma Gaul Verified| Quad-City Times Verified Thirteen natural areas in the Quad-Cities region will be getting new prairie plantings under an initiative announced Thursday by River Action Inc. Dubbed “Back to Our Roots,” the plan initially will provide enough seed to plant a total of 33.5 acres at sites in Scott and Rock Island counties as well as one site each in Mercer County, Illinois, and Muscatine County, Iowa. The seeds cost about $20,000, Kathy Wine, executive director of River Action, said at a news conference.

    By Alma Gaul Verified · Quad-City Times

    Mar. 27, 2025

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