Residents gather to plant pollinator park
Published 9:34 pm Monday, June 5, 2017
- Albert Lea Mayor Vern Rasmussen Jr. prepares to help plant some of the plugs along with members of the Twin Lakes 4-H Club. Provided
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- Residents and members of the Twin Lakes 4-H Club plant the new pollinator park Saturday at Brookside Park. The park is made possible through a grant through Pheasants Forever. Pictured are the Twin Lakes 4-H Club members and junior members of Save the Monarchs before they started planting plugs. Provided
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- Albert Lea Mayor Vern Rasmussen Jr. prepares to help plant some of the plugs along with members of the Twin Lakes 4-H Club. Provided
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- Even the little children planted plugs with the help of their mother. Provided
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