The free program is being held in support of the International Year of Caves and Karst.

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The free program is being held in support of the International Year of Caves and Karst.
Tree Fredericksburg volunteers out early on Saturday morning
Squirrels can cause 1,000 outages in a single year.
Carolyn Wilder and Karen Brace. It’s baby season for animals. What to do if you find baby animals in need of care.
This demonstration was done at Downtown Greens
Historic Garden Week came to Fredericksburg on Tuesday.
Historic Garden Week in Virginia made a stop in Fredericksburg on Tuesday and it was spectacular.
Eagle will rehab at the Wildlife Center of Virginia in Waynesboro
Tickets at vagardenweek.org
Ground broken in Fairview Beach for an almost two million dollar government funded Riverbank Stabilization Project.
Tree Fredericksburg trims trees for spring at Dixon Park
Janet Douberly and Sarah Perry with an introduction to the Community Greenspace downtown.
Historic Garden Week comes to Fredericksburg on Tuesday. One of the homes on the tour is on William Street. Anne Little shows us around
Tulips brightening up lower Caroline Street downtown.
Eight colorful reasons why you’ll have a spring in your step when you spend time outside at a Virginia State Park this April and May.
Virginia State Parks has four parks designated as International Dark Sky Parks by the International Dark-Sky Association – Staunton River, James River, and recently added Natural Bridge and Sky Meadows.
Spring pops in the gardens at Belmont in Stafford: Gari Melchers Home and Studio.
Rappahannock Adult Activities annual spring plant sale is underway at the old Roxbury Farm location in downtown Fredericksburg.We talked with Andy Lynn about what you’ll find and who you’ll help.
Another great hiking, biking, running, walking option. King George County
Carolyn Helfrich and Karen Hedelt preview Historic Garden Week in Fredericksburg on April 20th. “A Breath of Fresh Air.” It’s a tour of private and public gardens in downtown Fredericksburg.