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Congratulations to L. Leo Judice Elementary School in Scott for their bronze-certified habitat!
Environmental Science teacher Paula Guidry has led the effort to bring or revive gardens at the school.
ANPP Volunteers
Dec 11 min read
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Garden Tasks for December in Acadiana
By Dan Weintritt and friends
ANPP Volunteers
Dec 13 min read
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The Prairie that Nature Built
The Prairie that Nature Built is a beautifully illustrated children’s picture book that communicates the interactions of the plants and animals that live in this endangered ecosystem.
ANPP Volunteers
Dec 11 min read
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Native Plant Advocate of the Month Rebecca Howard
ANPP thanks you for your dedication and hard work! We appreciate all you do, Rebecca!
ANPP Volunteers
Dec 12 min read
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Native Plant of the Month: Southern Sugar Maple, Acer floridanum
This deciduous tree grows to 60 feet tall.
ANPP Volunteers
Dec 11 min read
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HOW TO RID YOUR YARD OF MOSQUITOES WITHOUT HARMING POLLINATORS
A Mosquito Bucket is designed to lure and then kill mosquito larvae
with MOSQUITO DUNKS
ANPP Volunteers
Nov 21 min read
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Native Gardening for Birds, Bees & Butterflies. South. Written by Jaret C. Daniels
This book is available at the Lafayette Parish Library Main Branch.
ANPP Volunteers
Nov 21 min read
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Cues to Care: An Important Tool for Native Gardeners
We view our native gardens as aesthetically beautiful, of course; but
we also see the beauty of their ecological function – their role in the
food web of the ecoregion where we live.
Lawrence Rozas
Nov 23 min read
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ANPP WINS THE 2025 NON-PROFIT OF THE YEAR AWARD from the Lafayette Consolidated Government's Disability Awareness Committee
We are super excited to announce that ANPP won the 2025 Non-Profit of the Year award at the Lafayette Consolidated Government's Disability Awareness Committee's award ceremony.
ANPP Volunteers
Nov 21 min read
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