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Conservationists reflect on Springbrook State Park's education center ahead of demolition

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By Rachel Cramer Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) will move forward with demolishing an education center at Springbrook State Park after approval from the Natural Resource Commission Thursday. The Conservation Education Center in Guthrie County hosted thousands of students, educators and DNR staff for nearly five decades. At its peak, the center received around 20,000 annual visitors, according to Lake Panorama Times.
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What's the buzz? Learn how to track bees with the Iowa Bumble Bee Atlas

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By Rachel Cramer Verified
| WVIK-FM (Rock Island, IL) Verified
In the Des Moines River Valley near Boone, Stephanie Shepherd visited a field covered in the lavender-pink blooms of monarda, also called wild bergamot or bee balm. "It definitely earns that name because bees love it," Shepherd said. "There were bumblebees everywhere. I think I had four species and over 30 individuals that I caught in 45 minutes.
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What’s the buzz? Learn how to track bees with the Iowa Bumble Bee Atlas

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By Rachel Cramer Verified
| Iowa Public Radio Verified
In the Des Moines River Valley near Boone, Stephanie Shepherd visited a field covered in the lavender-pink blooms of monarda, also called wild bergamot or bee balm. “It definitely earns that name because bees love it,” Shepherd said. “There were bumblebees everywhere. I think I had four species and over 30 individuals that I caught in 45 minutes.
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