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Articles Related To 'Trees and Plants'
 Spring Breakers Party at Mason Neck
Johanna Petrosky
Alternative Spring Break is a unique outdoor experience for college students to getaway and have fun.
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 It is never too late to learn
Gwen Kirby
Education opportunity for educators will be held at Hungry Mother State Park at Hungry Mother State Park in Marion on Saturday, March 24, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m
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 Van tours at New River Trail State Park
Patrick McFall
Senior van tours are designed to enjoy spring and the wonders of the great outdoors.
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 Cool Tool to Find Native Plants!
Julie Buchanan, Public Relations Specialist
An official press release of the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation March 8, 2012 "New web-based tool for finding native plants available" Julie Buchanan, Public Relations Specialist.
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 Photography Winners Celebrate Four Seasons
Nancy Heltman
The winning photograph in the Seasons category is "Dogwoods and Redbuds in Fog" by James Adams. Two great honorable mention photos are also selected.
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 Kids View Finder Photography Winners
Nancy Heltman
This is the last in our series of articles on the winners of the Virginia State Parks 75th anniversary photo contest. Today we feature the four winners in the youth contest.
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 Flora and Fauna Category Photography Winners
Nancy Heltman
Carrie Sheya wins the best picture in the Flora Category with her picture "Peek a Boo" and Robert Brown wins best picture and honorable mention for two pictures in the Fauna Category.
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 Controlled Burn at James River State Park
Visitor Services Specialist Jaimie Lomasney
65.6 acres burned by DCR at James River State Park.
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 Go Native!
Gail Sigler, Northern Neck Master Naturalist
Jan Newton, a board member of The Virginia Native Plant Society, will talk about “Native Plants for Wildlife and Beauty” at Belle Isle State Park Visitor Center at 2 p.m. on March 13.
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 Controlled Burn Meeting Held at Douthat State Park
Jaimie Lomasney, Visitor Services Specialist
Virginia State Parks is partnering with area natural resource managers to assess potential controlled burn sites.
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