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Great Appalachian Valley Conservation Corps. Conservation Legacy is a national organization dedicated to supporting locally based conservation service programs. We operate and support programs that provide service and work opportunities for a diverse group of individuals to complete important conservation and community projects for the public benefit. Learn more about our programs.
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Taking care of the collections. Safe Storage of Curare Pot. February 13, 2014 by Steve Devine. We have many hazardous objects within our collections, The Botany department had asked me to have a look at a small bowl earthenware bowl which contained Curare, and to pack it for safe storage. The bowl was currently stored within a glass jar, which offered it no protection. You can see the palm leaf on the top of the jar which was originally used to seal it.