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OTNP March 2023 Why I started this. www.puravidaaquatic.com/wordpress/why-i-started-this/ Bats save US food consumers something like 53 billion$/yr. Stop 🛑 Think 🤔! Do you really believe that the pesticide manufacturers look on that as a savings or profit? Or would they … Continue reading →

Just three easy steps Summary OTNP Feb2024 I don’t believe I have ever explained to this group as a whole why I started this project. And for those of you with school-aged children and grandchildren, this is also how I … Continue reading →

Summary OTNP jan2024 Good morning! 🥀😊 Many of us know that pesticides are a huge problem for us, but it’s harder for people to connect that to our endangered species. Our endangered animals cannot choose to eat organic. When they … Continue reading →

Unfortunately many of us really _believe_ that we can’t do anything against the power of the federal government and; in this case, the national park service (nps) But fortunately you can!  It really does not take much effort. Just three … Continue reading →

Melanie Thank you so much for calling me Monday evening November 27th about Sequoia’s pesticide use. I was surprised. And I must admit it wasn’t until you mentioned your boss that I realized that you were in the Integrated Pest … Continue reading →

Guess where the grass killer was sprayed! 😆 www.puravidaaquatic.com/ www.puravidaaquatics.com/ 310-429-8477 Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

After 2 months of the National Park (Service???) refusing to give me any of their Integrated Pest Management data at all, I have acquired some through an alternate route. </span Summary of a PUPS data entry that is quoted further … Continue reading →

Brief Summary, timeline so far. I have recently discovered that our national parks are using significantly more pesticides than I had assumed and I am deeply concerned about this impact on our native creatures. The use of pesticides in our … Continue reading →

Summary, timeline so far. I have recently discovered that our national parks are using significantly more pesticides than I had assumed and I am deeply concerned about the impact on our native creatures. This could have impacts on endangered animals … Continue reading →

Timeline so far Thursday Oct 19th 2023 FOIA filed asking for pesticide use information in three of the national parks; Yosemite, Sequoia, and Everglades Start: I would like to thank whoever is researching this as I know it is sometimes … Continue reading →