As a young child, he lived on a farm in Sinton, Texas, where his dad managed an International Harvester store. By the time he started school, the family had moved to San Benito. Chronicling his growing-up years, David described an ideal childhood.
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Published in McAllen Monitor, April 17, 2021. Little by little, familiar plants and critters disappear; learn how organizations identify at-risk species.
Congratulations to our 2021 Class of students and all members that have achieved a milestone during a challenging time. Well done everyone! Class of 2021
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This year, it is exceptionally important to join the City Nature Challenge in order to document how our most peculiar winter affected our habitat.
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by Pat Avery Curiosity about the world around us is apparent in every step of Carolyn’s journey from her childhood in a Philadelphia suburb to
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Published in McAllen Monitor, April 3, 2021 — Local participation encouraged for Signs of Life entries in annual worldwide City Nature Challenge