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Leave the Gypsy Moth Behind

May 17, 2012 Greg Rosenthal, APHIS Public Affairs, Riverdale, MD

With an estimated 40 million people moving each May, it’s no wonder this “very merry month” is recognized as National Moving Month. If you plan to move this year, please don’t make a move until you check for the gypsy moth. This invasive pest has altered the landscape in 19 States and the District...

Animals Plants

A Multicultural Let’s Move! Weekend

May 17, 2012 Max Finberg, Director, USDA Center for Faith-based and Neighborhood Partnerships

First Lady Michelle Obama was thinking of Sam Shihadeh and Rose Fakhoury when she challenged faith-based and community organizations to appoint wellness ambassadors. Sam, a personal trainer and council member of the Saint George Antiochian Orthodox Christian Church in Washington DC, and Rose, the...

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USDA Hosts Tribal Collaboration Meeting in Nome, Alaska

May 17, 2012 Robert N. Jones, State Conservationist, Natural Resources Conservation Service – Alaska

Recently, representatives of USDA and other federal agencies held a collaboration meeting with the federally recognized tribes of the Bering Straits/Norton Sound Region in Alaska. The meeting was the second in a series of Tribal Collaboration Meetings scheduled with federally recognized tribes in...

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