It’s time again to vote for your favorite “People’s Choice” photo. We'll reveal one category each week leading up to the FULL list of photo contest winners in the July issue of Kentucky Living. This week, animals!
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Auction link for the cleats I wore for Citrus Bowl that honored the lives lost due to the tornadoes in Western Kentucky. All proceeds will go towards relief for these areas in need. https://t.co/K8VJFXTSOC
When it comes to New Year’s resolutions, we like ‘em easy and impactful. Xerces' #Pollinator Protection Pledge fits the bill. Would you like to join us? Visit https://t.co/IbmuFmSYyB to get started.
If you are looking to do something with your live, undecorated #Christmas trees after the holidays. Consider dropping it off at a #KDFWR collection site. Trees collected will be used to enhance aquatic #habitat and angler success at area #lakes.
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It’s #SunDay! People in the northern hemisphere may be able to see an eclipse of the Sun on June 10. A ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse will be visible in parts of Canada & the Arctic, and a partial eclipse elsewhere, including part of the eastern US & Alaska. https://t.co/MN6D3L6tAt
Learn about black swallowtail butterflies in today's "Recreation Station" from Pennyrile Forest State Resort Park! https://t.co/aBUW0mxNWT
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Re-Gift your Natural Christmas Tree to Kentucky's Fishes!
Drop off your Xmas tree, with all decorations removed, by January 15. Locations here: https://t.co/UI2SKOoT2u
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Well we are closing in on one of most favorite events. @KYStateParks Natural Bridge the Great Caterpillar Count. It’s September 7th this year. I hope too see some old friends & new faces too. #GetOutdoorsKY#NaturalBridgeKY
It’s not too late to plant #milkweed! #Monarchs prefer to lay their eggs on younger plants, so planting throughout the #summer gives them the variety they need. Look for deals on milkweed at nurseries near you: https://t.co/KDtGzV1cfc
#wimonarchs
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A new study indicates that monarchs bred in captivity are not able to navigate—and therefore migrate—successfully. This adds another compelling reason to not captive raise, rear, or breed monarchs, which we have stood against for years. https://t.co/gd5Y2Sgo1V
70% of native bee species in the United States are ground nesting. What better time to learn how to support these important #pollinators and provide healthy habitat for them and other #beneficialinsects than during #PollinatorWeek? https://t.co/Qs22HDphpG (📸: Cranshaw / Bugwood)
Phytophthora ramorum, cause of sudden oak death, found in Indiana Walmarts. Hopefully this outbreak doesn't spread! https://t.co/eynzHVFRFS #foresthealth
Tomorrow the House Natural Resources Committee holds a hearing on an urgent bill to restore protections for the Arctic Refuge and stop drilling in this unique and pristine landscape. #ProtectTheArctic https://t.co/0wNUxJBlV5
Volunteer this spring to help clean up a Kentucky State Park! Check out No. 6 on our Spring Break Top 10 list -- three state parks are having clean up days on April 6. https://t.co/EEZ7KEwxrg
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The Ky Fish & Wildlife Foundation now offers field trip scholarships so more kids and their classes can visit the #Salato#Wildlife#Education Center. Ten class trips a year sponsored. Click here for more information: https://t.co/32lABxT9XO
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