Elm Tree Preserve Sparks State Policy In Iowa
Iowa news item notes Daughters of the American Revolution preserve an elm at Blue Lake near the Missouri line marking Lewis and Clark camp in 1803. State Board of Conservation outlines policy to protect oldest native trees. mentions Lone Tree landmark and Winterset apple tree lineage.
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