Your photos of bugs, birds, flowers can help track species in park | Word from the Smokies
Users of the iNaturalist app - scientists and park staff but also visitors and even kids - have logged 6,939 species in the Great Smoky Mountains.
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One of New Jersey’s Most Photographed Landmarks Is Run by a Rutgers Alumna
The landmark 19th century grist mill, part of the 10-acre, 12-building Red Mill Museum Village complex, is overseen by 1996 ...
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A ‘scavenger hunt’ that could help preserve Rocky Mountain alpine plants
Emily Griffoul of Colorado’s Betty Ford Alpine Gardens is searching mountain landscapes for plants that are in trouble as the climate warms.
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'Florigami': 4 things to know about new Tulsa Botanic Garden exhibit
The Tulsa Botanic Garden is back open for the season with an all-new exhibit. 'Florigami in the Garden' showcases 20 ...
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Discover, Appreciate, & Understand the Animal World!
We believe that if people know more about the world’s creatures they will better care for them. That’s why we add new animals for you to discover – each and every day! Learn about any animal using the ...
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You cultivated lot! 13 times we got you on camera at the allotments
Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...