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Ticks may still be active in the winter!

While mosquitoes are mostly dormant with temperatures below 50 degrees, certain ticks, like the black-legged (deer) tick, may stay active all winter. So, if you’re hiking or working in vegetated areas of your yard, take appropriate precautions. Click HERE for what to look for and do.

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Apply for Arlington Tree Canopy Fund grant to plant or maintain trees on private property! Individuals and groups may submit an application by January 8, 2021. Click HERE for details.

The latest Plant NOVA Natives newsletter explains how we can help butterflies over winter.

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