Missing Gorongosa
How did I miss what may be the largest, most significant ecological restoration project ever to occur in a national park?
Essential Guide Winter 15-16
How Can You Enjoy A Winter National Park Visit? Let Us Count The Ways
How can you enjoy a winter national park visit? Let us count the ways.
- By Kurt Repanshek - November 5th, 2015 1:09pm
Essential Park Guide, Winter 2015-16: Let National Parks Serve A Wintery Backdrop To Your Fun
“El Niño.” Those two Spanish words summon both joy and concern. Joy because it means more moisture, preferably in the form of snow for California, the Southwest, and the southern Rocky Mountains. They raise concern because it could also mean another unseasonably warm and dry winter for the Pacific Northwest and the northern Rockies.
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