Please check FNHA Web site regularly for information about sensitive areas of the city that deserve preservation and protection

Fayetteville Natural Heritage Association supports conservation of environmentally sensitive areas of the city as the rush to development continues after all these years.



http://fayettevillenatural.org/about-us.php

Fayetteville AR mayor, Lioneld Jordan, shares vision for the future

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In September 19, 2012, meeting, Fayetteville AR's Environmental Action Committee votes to seek inclusion of reviewing sensitive sites slated for development to list of its responsibilities

Coralie Coonce short take on political propaganda on Fayetteville AR public-access television

John Bame a regular selling bread at Farmers' market on Fayetteville square

Children love butterflies, another reason to protect this green valley

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Tiny girl holds tiger-swallowtail butterfly April 7,  2012

Mayor of Fayetteville AR announces intention to run for re-election at 2 p.m. on the Fayetteville Square near the entrance to the Old Post Office: Everyone invited!

The Mayor is announcing to run for re-election TODAY, and if you want a short fun event to see friends, catch some sun, and enjoy the downtown square, I hope you will come out - today 2 pm, on the square just outside the Old Post Office! I think Lioneld has done a great job, I hope to see you there!