According to the DM Register, the forestry bureau of the DNR and Trees Forever are hosting a series of public meetings about the importance of natural buffers along waterways.  The Upper Cedar Watershed Outreach Project, a 3-year federally funded program aimed at addressing these issues, will be highlighted.

 

The meetings will be held Jan. 21 in Waverly, Feb. 11 in Charles City and March 18 in Osage.

 

No other details were included in the article about where or when.

 

Jane Clark

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