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Every day is #EarthDay 🌎🌍🌏
Every day is #EarthDay! Yesterday, Beatrix Jiménez led volunteers on a project at #CastleRockStatePark to clear away invasive French Broom to celebrate #EarthDay2021.
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NEWS RELEASE: Final Necropsy Results Released For Mountain Lion P-22
Too lazy to read about beavers, but you still wanna know why they’re important? Thanks to @EmilyFairfax there’s a 45 second clip.
#BeaverBeliever
Beavers and Wildfire: a stop-motion story by Emily Fairfax youtu.be/IAM94B73bzE via @YouTube
BEAVS Research Group – beavers, ecohydrology, and visual storytelling by @EmilyFairfax #BeaverBeliever
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#BeaverBeliever 🦫🔥🌲
Today’s Google Doodle featuring Willi Ninja, voguing, and the ballroom culture!! Learn more - Ballroom in Focus artsandculture.google.com/pr…
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Superbloom on the front page of @washingtonpost print edition today! Thanks @ReisThebault @melinamara @byaliceli Digital version with some amazing visuals here: washingtonpost.com/nation/in…
I had a great time showing everyone around @SempervirensFnd's conservation land and talking about fire-following plants in the Santa Cruz Mountains! The team captured the #CAsuperbloom beautifully @ReisThebault @melinamara @byaliceli !
#nativeplants #superbloom
A big thank you to the botanists we badgered for weeks. @naomibot gave us impeccable recon on where to see the best blooms, and @street_plants and @BotanicalBea were stellar and patient nature guides. Every day spent hiking around searching for wildflowers is a good day at work.
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After a winter of showers ... spring flowers! The super bloom is back in California this year, and it's glorious. @byaliceli, @melinamara and I traveled the state to see this silver (er, rainbow?) lining of those atmospheric rivers. But ...
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I had a great time sharing!🌲
This was filmed in mid-Nov 2020, on conservation land protected by @SempervirensFnd⛰️ It’s been an experience (good and bad) seeing the forest change after the CZU fire 🍂☘️🌸🌿
We had an amazing screening of A Walk in the Woods @ChabotSpace on Friday! Thank you to everyone for stopping by, watching our film, and coloring with us. Special shout out to our guests @BotanicalBea & Ian Bornarth for an enlightening Q&A about preserving our #redwoods!
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We had an amazing screening of A Walk in the Woods @ChabotSpace on Friday! Thank you to everyone for stopping by, watching our film, and coloring with us. Special shout out to our guests @BotanicalBea & Ian Bornarth for an enlightening Q&A about preserving our #redwoods!
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Wildfire tends to flush wildlife out. This bat 🦇 near #LakeAlmanor temporarily became the “I” in CAL FIRE. Fortunately, the crew says this little animal was uninjured and it flew away. #DixieFire🔥
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Bats are one of the more fire-adapted groups of wildlife in the Sierra. Able to fly to escape the flames and will return to colonize burned areas later
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“Tuttle argued in his inimitable way that bats are not dangerous but ‘really shy and winsome creatures who have just had bad press’. ‘Winsome’ is not a term often used by scientists, but then, not many scientists are called Merlin.”
(BAT, Tessa Laird, Ch. 3)
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while y'all were complaining about the lockdown, some dude used the extra time to design Pulparindo sneakers
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CURRENT 🔥WILDFIRE 🔥RISK: It’s old school science that works! Fuel moisture sampling has been used around the country for decades. At CAL FIRE CZU, we use it to monitor the current fire risk within San Mateo and Santa Cruz Counties. 🔻🔻🔻#CaWx
