Jersey Proud: Collingswood volunteers create Monarch Waystations
Volunteers in Collingswood created 20 certified Monarch Waystations for butterflies.
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Jul 9, 2022, 2:21 AM
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11ds agoVolunteers in
Collingswood created 20 certified Monarch Waystations for butterflies.
When the monarch
butterflies fly south this fall, these little garden spots will be a place for
them to take a break.
The time,
effort, and supplies to build these stations were all volunteered.
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