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Rio Grande Valley Area Conservation Organizations:

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The Rio Grande Valley's Nature Site. Rio Grande Valley Area Conservation Organizations:. Valley Wildlife Watching Sites. Valley Natural History Links. Valley Attractions, Resources, and Information. RGV Chambers of Commerce, CVB's, EDC's. Valley Cities and Counties and Fed. and State Elected Officials. A Potpourri of Eclectic Links. Radio, Television and Web News Media. El Valle necesita todos ayudan. Information on Rio Grande Valley Conservation Organizations:. The Valley Land Fund. The Gorgas Science F...

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Diggin' In and Branchin' Out: November 2009

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Diggin' In and Branchin' Out. Whats going on in our little wholesale nursery - and my commentary about just about anything. Monday, November 30, 2009. 100 Trees for 100 Years. In honor of the centennial celebrations in the cities of San Benito. Simmons Oak Farms will donate 100 live oak trees to deserving local public and private organizations. Cecil Simmons, M.D. and Leonard Simmons, III, the owners of Simmons Oak Farms. Schools, churches, public entities, and not-for-profit organizations in the Harling...

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Diggin' In and Branchin' Out: February 2010

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Diggin' In and Branchin' Out. Whats going on in our little wholesale nursery - and my commentary about just about anything. Thursday, February 25, 2010. Wilson Elementary GT Students Catch Centennial Fever. The GT (Gifted and Talented) students at Wilson Elementary in Harlingen. We expected the students to learn about the benefits of trees and how to care for them - for them to learn more about their town and its history is an added bonus! Valley Proud Envirnmental Council. Plant a Tree; Plant a Memory.

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Lower Rio Grande Valley Development Council

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Environmental Resources and Community Development. Health and Human Services. MACC / Hurricane Planning. The LRGVDC is the state designated agency for solid waste management issues in the region. The Solid waste management program, funded by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Includes the development of the Regional Solid Waste Management Plan, carried out under the guidance of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee (SWAC). Solid Waste Advisory Committee. Solid Waste Advisory Subcommittee.

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Links

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This site has moved to. Plant and Conservation Related Web Sites. Christina Mild's Rio Delta Wild. Articles on LRGV Native Plants. Valley Nature Center in Weslaco. Valley Proud Environmental Council (contains information on LRGV native trees and shrubs). Native Plant Society of Texas (organization info., bookstore,. Resources, links, TX plant list). Http:/ www.texasprairie.org. Native Prairie Association of Texas (a few images of LRGV natives). Http:/ www.wildflower.org. Useful Wild Plants Project. Http:...

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Donate for birds! | Birding on a Budget

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Birding on a Budget. Eight Years to 800! Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Eight Years to 800! Renee and Michael’s Excellent Adventure Trip List (March to August 2015). The What’s Left List. List of All Birds Seen Since 2014. Phylogenetic Sequence List for 2012. Jan 23, 2014 – Salineño and Falcon. February 8, 2014 – Bird banding near Arroyo City. February 13, 2014 – Salt Lakes and Delta Lake. Feb 20, 2014 – Old Port Isabel Road, Brownsville Dump, Sabal Palms. Send your donations to:.

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Partners

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Friends of the Wildlife Corridor. Events and Activities We Host or Support. How We Do Business. The mission of the Friends of the Wildlife Corridor is to protect our habitat by supporting, preserving, promoting, and enhancing the Santa Ana and Lower Rio Grande Valley National Wildlife Refuges and their use for recreational, educational, and scientific research purposes. Our partners include Sponsors and Supporters:. San Juan Auto Luxury Experience. Νational Fish and Wildlife Foundation. In January 2014, ...

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Collaborators | Arroyo Colorado Watershed Partnership

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Maps, imagery, census data. Education and Outreach Workgroup. Waste Water Infrastructure Workgroup. Ridley Sea Turtle Release. Trends Map/Water Quality Data. How can you help? Lower Laguna Madre/Brownsville Ship Channel Watershed. Valley Proud Environmental Council. Laguna Atascosa National Wildlife Refuge. Lower Rio Grande Development Council. Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival. Equal Opportunity for Educational Programs Statement. Risk, Fraud and Misconduct Hotline.

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Links

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Plant and Conservation Related Web Sites. Christina Mild's Rio Delta Wild. Articles on LRGV Native Plants. Valley Nature Center in Weslaco. Valley Proud Environmental Council (contains information on LRGV native trees and shrubs). Native Plant Society of Texas (organization info., bookstore,. Resources, links, TX plant list). Http:/ www.texasprairie.org. Native Prairie Association of Texas (a few images of LRGV natives). Http:/ www.wildflower.org. Http:/ www.usefulwildplants.org/. Http:/ www.plantatl...