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Georgia DOT Expands Monarch Butterfly Habitat

Georgia DOT Expands Monarch Butterfly Habitat
09/10/2026 | Companies
The Georgia Department of Transportation (Georgia DOT) and The Ray have joined forces to create monarch butterfly pollinator meadows at nine highway right-of-way locations across Georgia. The project marks Georgia DOT’s first installed acreage under the Nationwide Candidate Conservation Agreement...
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Ray C. Anderson Foundation: Sustainability & Climate Initiatives

Ray C. Anderson Foundation: Sustainability & Climate Initiatives
08/26/2026 | Companies
The latest newsletter from the Ray C. Anderson Foundation features updates and stories from the Ray C. Anderson Center for Sustainable Business, The Ray, the Biomimicry Institute’s Ray of Hope Accelerator, and Drawdown Georgia. Biomimicry Institute The Biomimicry Institute has revealed the ten...
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Covia and MJV Partner to Restore Pollinator Habitats in 2025

Covia and MJV Partner to Restore Pollinator Habitats in 2025
08/12/2025 | Companies
Covia is excited to continue its collaboration with the Monarch Joint Venture (MJV) in 2025, following the achievements of their 2024 initiatives. Last year, the partnership provided 5,000 milkweed plugs to Covia employees, encouraging hands-on participation in biodiversity and conservation...
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Conserving the American Chaffseed: Habitat Restoration in New Jersey's Transmission Corridors

Conserving the American Chaffseed: Habitat Restoration in New Jersey's Transmission Corridors
05/09/2025 | Companies
The American chaffseed (Schwalbea americana), once widespread across the eastern United States, has experienced significant population declines due to habitat destruction and changes in land management practices. However, thanks to a collaborative effort with local conservation groups at Raritan...
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Phoenix Enhances Green Spaces with 50 Trees to Combat Urban Heat

Phoenix Enhances Green Spaces with 50 Trees to Combat Urban Heat
11/21/2024 | Companies
Green spaces, whether they feature turfgrass, native plants, or trees, are crucial for the environment. According to the Lawn Institute, these areas are key for recreation, relaxation, and social interaction, promoting a sense of community and well-being. Record Heat Wave This summer, Phoenix,...
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Effective Landscape Design: Hardscaping vs. Water-Wise Native Plants for Drought Areas

Effective Landscape Design: Hardscaping vs. Water-Wise Native Plants for Drought Areas
08/29/2024 | Companies
In areas susceptible to drought, people are increasingly opting for hardscaping—using materials like rock, gravel, brick, and concrete—in place of traditional lawns and landscaping. These non-porous materials can contribute to problems such as excessive runoff, erosion, and flash flooding during...
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Green Initiative for Land Reclamation and Community Engagement: Covia’s Forest Nursery in Mexico

Green Initiative for Land Reclamation and Community Engagement: Covia’s Forest Nursery in Mexico
08/03/2023 | Companies
Covia owns more than 80,000 acres of land in different locations. The company is committed to using the land responsibly throughout its operations - from the initial development and planning stages, to the production phase, and finally to the reclamation process that aims to protect, restore, and...
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