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Plano schedules guided water, wildlife and recycling tours during spring break
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Plano’s Sustainability and Environment Education Division will offer guided tours March 18–20 of the Ridgeview Pump Station, the Environmental Education Center and the Recycling Center; registration available at plano.gov/seedspringbreak.
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Plano’s Sustainability and Environment Education Division is sponsoring guided tours and programs during spring break, the city announced.
Steve Soller, Plano’s media relations director, said the schedule includes a March 18 tour of the Ridgeview Pump Station to show how water moves from Lake Lavonne to homes in Plano; a March 19 visit to the Plano Environmental Education Center focused on native wildlife; and a March 20 behind-the-scenes tour of the Plano Recycling Center. The news segment directed listeners to plano.gov/seedspringbreak for registration and details.
The city did not provide capacity limits or fees in the announcement; interested residents should consult the registration page for any restrictions or age requirements.
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