EUGENE, OR — This past Thursday, July 23, members of the Northwest Coalition Neighbors for Alternative to Pesticides (NCAP) and other like-minded people celebrated the grand opening of Rosetta Park here, the latest pesticide-free park in the Pacific Northwest.
The pesticide-free movement continues to gain strength and supporters, especially on parks and public properties in the Pacific Northwest. There are believed to be about 80 pesticide-free parks there.
Click here for a map showing the location of pesticide-free parks in Oregon and Washington. — Ron Hall
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great outcome " Pesticide-free park movement grows in the Pacific Northwest". It would be prove to be the best among all. Using chemical substances such as pesticide involve biological methods of controlling pests. However, pests can also be controlled by employing chemical and mechanical methods.
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