05/13/2015
The Hollins University Monarch Butterfly Waystation is being planted today! The official sign will also be posted there today. Volunteers will be at the waystation and/or the community garden from 8am to 5pm today. Please come out and share in the "ground breaking" of this important conservation and educational initiative on Hollins' campus! (The monarch butterfly waystation is located below the community garden and behind the large recycling bins in Siberia parking lot.)
Watch this great National Geographic video to learn more about Monarch waystations: http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/news/140819-monarch-butterfly-way-station-vin
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