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Bear Valley School Cultural Landscape
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Early Detection News - August 2017
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Botany News – Spring 2022
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Early Detection News - 2019
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Tracking a Flu Strain That’s Killing Wild Birds
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California Condor Reintroduction & Recovery
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Wildland Fire: Condor Program Defensible Space at Pinnacles
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Raptor Odd Couple Spotted at Pinnacles
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Early Detection News – Spring 2018
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Streamflow Monitoring in the San Francisco Bay Area
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Water Quality Monitoring in the San Francisco Bay Area
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Inventory of Riparian Areas at Pinnacles National Park
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Landbirds of Pinnacles National Park
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As the body of knowledge and scientific studies linking lead based ammunition and lead toxicity in scavenging wildlife has grown, many hunters have made the switch to non-lead based bullets. Hunters who have switched play a critical role in the health of species such as turkey vultures, ravens…
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Following the publication of the Fourth National Climate Assessment Volume II: Impacts, Risks, and Adaptation in the United States (NCA4), the National Park Service began hosting a series of roundtable webinars to convey relevant findings to national parks. Each roundtable covers one of the 10…
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Bats and Bear Gulch Cave