More than 20,000 seedlings will be planted in Iowa’s Volga River State Recreation Area this spring thanks to a combined effort by Alliant Energy, the Arbor Day Foundation and the Iowa Department of Natural Resources.
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Joint effort will add 22,600 trees to Iowa’s Volga River Rec Area
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