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The Population Monster Knocking at our Door
Tune into @NatGeoLive at noon (EST) tomorrow for a live twitter chat with @NatGeoMag‘s Rob Kunzig. Send your questions to #7billion. Hello and happy Seven Billion Day from human #2,873,665,681! Or...
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Goodbye to “Primitive America”: An Interview With Jon Jarvis
National Park Service director Jon Jarvis came to Rocky Mountain National Park on August 24 to join in the BioBlitz. But he also came to release a report, prepared at his request by a committee of...
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From Tucson to the Tundra
Last year the members of the Eco Club at Sabino High School in Tucson, Arizona, were enthusiastic BioBlitzers at Saguaro National Park, their home field, where they counted things like frogs that live...
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Slash Pile, Burn Pile
When you drive through Rocky Mountain National Park these days, one of the stranger things you notice—once you’ve stopped being startled by the scenery or the elk—is the enormous piles of wood along...
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Wild Hogs Roiling Louisiana Park
Jean Lafitte National Park’s Barataria Preserve, south of New Orleans, faces serious challenges. Rising seas may drown the preserve in the next century. Canals dredged for shipping and oil exploration...
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The Blitz Never Quits
No one is more passionate about the BioBlitz than John Francis, vice president of research, conservation, and exploration at National Geographic and head of the large team that helps the Park Service...
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