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Monarch Waystation project delayed but still blooming with hope

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A patch of earth at the Wimberly Center for Community Development intended for monarch butterflies has temporarily turned into a challenge — but organizers say the heart behind the project remains stronger than ever.

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Monarch Waystation project delayed but still blooming with hope

A patch of earth at the Wimberly Center for Community Development intended for monarch butterflies has temporarily turned into a challenge — but organizers say the heart behind the project remains stronger than ever.

6 days ago·Georgia, United States

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