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Volunteers wanted: Must love Santa Barbara s great outdoors And sheep

Sheep docents at the San Marcos Foothills Preserve explain to passersby why there are hundreds of merino sheep munching away on the grasses — and allay fears over the controversial practice.

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She s on a crusade to rid Raleigh of invasive plants The ivy doesn t stand a chance

Non-native plants can choke native species and wreck wildlife habitats. And “obsessive” Kate Dixon won’t stand for that.

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Homeowner fuming after neighbor s careless choice threatens their yard: You may have to go to a lawyer

“This was before I bought my house two years ago.”

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A Small Exercise in Hope for Greater Yellowstone

In trying to rid an area of invasive plants, even small acts of conservation count

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Gardeners reveal their biggest planting mistakes: People should regret ever even thinking about planting [these]

"English ivy is my archnemesis right now."

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