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Columbus Audubon works to restore rare kettle swamp near Circleville

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Columbus Audubon is removing invasive plants in Calamus Swamp thanks to a $175,000 grant from the Ohio EPA and the hard work of volunteers who remove plants by hand.
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Columbus Audubon works to restore rare kettle swamp near Circleville

Columbus Audubon is removing invasive plants in Calamus Swamp thanks to a $175,000 grant from the Ohio EPA and the hard work of volunteers who remove plants by hand.

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WOSU Public Media broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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