The Midden - Great Basin National Park: Vol. 23, No. 2, Winter 2023

A series first published by the National Park Service, in reading order.

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Bringing Fire Back to Great Basin National Park

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Moving Native Trout to Baker Lake, Postponed

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Beaver Dam Analogs: Building Beaver-Style Dams to Heal Great Basin's Streams

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Tracking Great Basin Rattlesnakes Before and After Prescribed Fire

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In 2023, researchers at Great Basin National Park radio-tracked 19 Great Basin rattlesnakes and surveyed their small-mammal prey to set a baseline before prescribed burns, to see how fire changes predator and prey.

Telling pine beetles 'this tree is full' at Great Basin

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Restoring the Sagebrush Sea With Carbon-Coated Seeds

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Great Basin National Park's Sensor Network: 14 Years of Temperature and Humidity

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Since 2006, sensors hung from trees and posts across Great Basin National Park have logged hourly weather. What they show: warmer nights and winters, more humid springs, and trees mattering more than elevation.

Bubbles on the Soda Straws: A Spring Puzzle in Lehman Caves

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Human Connections with Historic Cave Inscriptions

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