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Guide to the Roger G. Kennedy Papers
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2026 Director's Awards for Natural and Cultural Resources
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The Life of a Female Northern Elephant Seal
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2025 Excellence in Volunteerism Awards
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Unlocking Earth's Secrets, Layer by Layer
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Visit Parks with Spectacular Wildlife Watching
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The Devoted People behind Big Data in National Parks
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Mountaintop Sea Cows?
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Scorpion Rock: A Model of Seabird Restoration Success
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In 2014, Channel Islands National Park biologists began to notice a new and impressive seabird roosting on East Anacapa Island, and on Sutil Island, off of Santa Barbara Island. They recognized the birds as brown boobies, which had been occasionally seen passing through over the years. Last fall…
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Channel Islands Bald Eagles Have Their Best Year Yet
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Recipients of the 2002 NPS Environmental Achievement Awards
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Black Abalone Regain Lost Ground
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Channel Islands Serve As Reptile Evolution Laboratory
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Invasive Kelp Spreads into New Territory
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The National Park Service, the National Park Foundation, BMW of North America, the U.S. Department of Energy, concessioners, and gateway communities have collaborated to provide new technologies for travel options to and around national parks. As part of this public-private partnership, BMW of…
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Crystal Clear: Prisoners Harbor Coastal Wetland Restoration
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Neogene Period—23.0 to 2.58 MYA