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The Oasis Newsletter: Spring 2025
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One of Our Favorite Lichens Gets a Name
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Mapping Vegetative Change
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Cave Climates of Great Basin National Park
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Restoring Lehman Caves Infrastructure
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My Time with Great Basin National Park Resource Management
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Cave Management Plans, Summer Bat Crew, & Biomonitoring
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The Sounds of Spring
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Cambrian Period—541 to 485.4 MYA
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Ordovician Period—485.4 to 443.8 MYA
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Bristlecone Cave Climate Studies
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Bat Research in Great Basin National Park: A Year in Review
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2016 Nevada Bat Blitz
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Strawberry Fire Burned Area Rehabilitation and Restoration
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The Great Basin has experienced dramatic hydroclimate changes over the past 30,000 years and beyond. Today’s dry Great Basin is very different from the much wetter conditions that prevailed over most of the last 30,000 years. Stalagmites from caves are rich archives of past climate information…
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Save the Date! Beetle BioBlitz in 2018
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Results of the 2016 Centennial Bird BioBlitz
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Rattlesnakes Emerging Earlier Due to Warmer Temperatures
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Monitoring & Treatment of Invasive Plants at Water Systems
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Great Basin bristlecone pines (Pinus longaeva) are among the oldest organisms on earth, an icon of western forests. Bristlecone pines grow at the highest elevations in mountain ranges of the Great Basin in the western United States, and many park visitors have seen the ancient groves.
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Forgotten Grasslands: Basin Wildrye
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Bats in the Basin and Beyond