For some guests staying at the Hilton Vancouver Washington hotel, scoring a room with a view won’t mean a picturesque city skyline or Columbia River vista. Instead, visitors will see the hotel’s new rooftop pollinator gardens.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver rooftops abuzz with pollinators
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