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Valley Youth Track Builds Pollinator Corridors That Join Neighborhood Gardens With Remote Reserves

Local youth groups have mapped and planted continuous strips of native vegetation that run from backyard plots straight into larger protected areas several miles away, and the effort now covers more

Alex Lehmann · 16 October 2026

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Ines Neumann · 2 September 2026

Council Approves Expansion of Protected Meadows

The Honeyvale Town Council voted 5-0 to approve the expansion of protected meadows by 200 acres during their monthly meeting on Tuesday. The measure aims to safeguard critical …

Sam Simon · 2 September 2026

Council Approves Expansion of Protected Meadows

The Honeyvale Valley Town Council voted 5-0 on Tuesday evening to expand the boundaries of the protected meadows by approximately 200 acres. The measure, which was introduced in …