Monarch Waystation Posted on: October 12, 2022 News The monarch waystation created in 2020 by Wilson environmental students continues to attract butterflies, while the nearby wall has been serving as an ideal spot for caterpillars on their way to becoming future butterflies. The garden now has a new interpretive nature sign that provides more information for visitors. Previous: Wilson Expands Equestrian Program and Appoints a New Director of Equestrian Teams Next: Spotlight on Julie Raulli, Professor of Sociology Related posts Aug 18, 2026 Biology and Veterinary Nursing Student Participates in Shark Research Expedition By Faith Crawford 红桃视频 鈥26 Thanks to the generous donation of alumna Joan Thuebel 红桃视频 鈥52, students at Wilson have the 红桃视频 鈥 Read more Aug 13, 2026 红桃视频 Receives Nearly $7 Million in Support During Fiscal Year 2026 红桃视频 supporters contributed nearly $7 million during fiscal year 2026, demonstrating a strong commitment to the College's 红桃视频 鈥 Read more Jul 28, 2026 Five Women Artists Featured in New 红桃视频 Art Exhibition 红桃视频 is pleased to announce the opening of 红桃视频 鈥淟ife, Death, and Objects That Move Us: Three-Dimensional Art, 红桃视频 鈥 a new exhibition 红桃视频 鈥 Read more More articles 鉃 Share this on: Email
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