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Snakeheads Are Thriving in Area Waters

Snakeheads taste like a tender pork chop, some say.

They lurk in the murky, sluggish shallows, their elongated bodies and splotchy, brown skin camouflaged in the shoreline’s woody detritus and dense vegetation.

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Salt Enhances Safety; Can Harm Environment

Salt season is upon us.

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Warming Up to Plants in the Winter

Winter Plants

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New Law Could Help Save Turtles

Wild turtles need protection; enjoy them by seeing them, but leave them be.

From scratchy ancient petroglyphs to the children’s book heroine, Myrtle the turtle, to fictional superheroes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, turtles have long fascinated people.

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Melodious Mandoleers Are Good for the Soul

Don’t Miss, June 11 Concert at Fort Hunt Park

Mandoleers

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Seasonal Bird Migration Is Well Underway

Birds

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Mount Vernon: Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve, a Watery Wonderland

Newcomers & Community Guide

Thousands of drivers whiz through a Mount Vernon jewel every day, harried commuters and soccer parents zipping through a national park and a rare, freshwater, tidal, vanishing wetland.

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Keeping It All Connected

Plein Is Recharging the American Horticultural Society

American Horticultural Society

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Minimalist Holiday Décor, a la Frank Lloyd Wright

The Pope-Leighey House

Holiday decor

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A Symbol of the Drive to Get an Education

Laurel Grove School Museum

Laurel Grove

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Keeping It All Connected

Plein Is Recharging the AHS

Plein Is Recharging the AHS

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Spies, Sputnik and Other Secrets in Huntley Meadows Park

Huntley Meadows

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Flying Squirrels, Our Nocturnal Neighbors

Around dusk or dawn, high up in the tree canopy, keen observers might spot a scurry.

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Talking Turkey, ‘Respectable’ Birds

Virginia has around 180,000 turkeys, elusive in the woods and fields.

Alan Warburton did a double take when he spotted a wild turkey ambling across his Mount Vernon yard in the Tauxemont community in April.

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Dyke Marsh Volunteers Tackle Invasive Plants and Plant Natives

Invasive plants

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Our Winter Visitors – Waterfowl in Mount Vernon

Waterfowl

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‘Free the Trees’ in Mount Vernon

Volunteers Take on English Ivy

Ivy invades trees

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State Legislators Advance Bills to Deter Invasive Plants

Invasive Plants

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Saving the Parkway’s Trees

National Park Service forests are at risk of failure in the national capital region and beyond.

English ivy is one of the most invasive and destructive plants in the region.

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It All Started at Fort Hunt

The U.S. Army Band centennial was Jan. 25, 2022.

Army Band