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Devils Postpile National Monument

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What’s Blooming in the Cold Air Pool?
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Sam Zuckerman
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Vladimir Kovalenko
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50 Nifty Finds #34: Poster Boy for Parks
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John Muir Trail Virtual Visit
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Genny Smith worked tirelessly to protect the High Sierra Nevada’s natural beauty. She was a pioneering environmental activist and author who raised public awareness and organized multiple campaigns toward that end.
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Maria Martina Labayon Aguirre
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Nearly a decade of breeding-season bird counts in Yosemite, Sequoia and Kings Canyon and Devils Postpile found steady populations overall, but opposite trends between parks.
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Monitoring Wetlands Ecological Integrity
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Monitoring Birds in Sierra Nevada Network Parks
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River Hydrology Monitoring
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Devils Postpile: lava that pooled, then froze into hexagons