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Swaner's "Ephemeral" exhibit focuses on rare, endangered plants

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Swaner Preserve & EcoCenter Director of Exhibits Hunter Klingensmith and Rose Torres with the Utah Native Plant Society preview the Ephemeral exhibit which opens Sept. 12.

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