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Dubuque: What Has Wandered Into Your Woods?

When
February 01, 2019
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location
Mines of Spain State Park

A seminar discussing invasive plants in forests will be presented by Trees Forever in cooperation with the Iowa DNR and the USDA Forest Service on February 1 from 9 am until 3 pm at the EB Lyons Mines of Spain State Park, 8981 Bellevue Heights Road, Dubuque, Iowa.

Registration by January 29th costs $10 to cover the lunch and handouts. For more information, contact Emily Swihart at eswihart@treesforever.org or 563-260-1000

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