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Our Resident Roadrunners

With a nickname like “snake killer” and a running appearance similar to a Velociraptor, the Greater Roadrunner (Geococcyx californianus) is an attention-grabbing bird we’re lucky enough to glimpse occasionally in Northwest Arkansas.

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Marvelous Mulberries

Mulberry season has arrived!

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Fireflies: Flashing Stars On Earth

Across the backyards and fields of Northwest Arkansas, endangered shooting stars are illuminating the grass in Christmas-light patterns that herald summer and thunderstorms.

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Ridesharing In Northwest Arkansas

Driving for Uber used to be risky in Northwest Arkansas, but now it’s earned a legal stamp of approval.

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NWA Ethical Eats

Northwest Arkansas is lucky to have a variety of restaurants, delis, food trucks and farmer’s markets that go beyond tasty.

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Fantastic Frogs And Where To Find Them

We are home to some fantastic frogs that will amaze and delight people of all ages.

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Eco-Friendly Hobbit Hole Houses

Fans of Tolkien have probably dreamed of living inside a hobbit hole in the Shire.

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Unexpected Native Wildlife

We have natives that evolved to live in our home ecosystems despite appearing foreign or ancient.

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Plant Native Trees For Arbor Day

Arbor Day is Friday, April 29 — a great time to adopt a special tree and bring it home with you!

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Arkansas Homegrown Music Festival Models Sustainability

A lifestyle that makes a difference or avoids unnecessary harm doesn’t have to be boring or excessively challenging.