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Lewis and Clark National Historical Park

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DataStore Data Trail: September 2025
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How an Insect Became a National Park Service Superhero
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Eavesdropping (On Birds) Has a Smart New Tool
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The Journey
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Bees of the North Coast & Cascades
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Sacagawea's Voice and the 19th Amendment
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Meriwether Lewis had plenty of near-death experiences during the Expedition: there was that one day when he nearly slid off a cliff; the afternoon he almost poisoned himself with mineral samples; the time a grizzly chased him into the Missouri; and then there was the fateful day he was shot by one…
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Throughout the 2019 academic year, Hopa Mountain, in partnership with the National Park Service, awarded Connecting with our Homelands travel grants to 21 different indigenous organizations, schools, and nonprofits. These are glimpses into some of these trips.
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Data Manager Profile: Kristen Bonebrake
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Bat Projects in Parks: North Coast Cascades Network
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Top 10 Tips for Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
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Wetxuwiis
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Sacagawea had never seen the ocean before. On the day that she saw it for the first time, she also saw the carcass of a whale.
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Chinook Canoes
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Taking the Pulse of Western Washington's Old-Growth Forests
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Petroglyphs, Pictographs, and the Lewis and Clark Expedition