Spotlight on Arizona
With the Colorado Plateau in the north, including the Grand Canyon; the Mojave Desert in the northwest; and the Sonoran […]
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With the Colorado Plateau in the north, including the Grand Canyon; the Mojave Desert in the northwest; and the Sonoran […]
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A press tour in late March of 2019 afforded me the opportunity to explore Marble Falls and the Texas Hill
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Although it is the westernmost of Canada’s prairie provinces, southwestern Alberta claims a chunk of the Rocky Mountains, including some
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Although it is the westernmost of Canada’s prairie provinces, southwestern Alberta claims a chunk of the Rocky Mountains, including some
It’s peaceful here but really loud: birds calling all around, a russet-crowned warbler here, a slaty antwren there, and the
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Birding in Ecuador Biodiversity is concentrated in Ecuador, one of the birdiest countries in the world. Although slightly smaller than
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In November 1997, an incredible finding ignited a conservation movement. Twenty years later, its founders retell their stories and motivations.
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A quiet preserve of rare plants and animals. Have a look at a map of the peninsula of Florida, and
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I’d like to think that my affinity for West Virginia, and for its incredible landscapes and avifauna, is in my
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Fall begins in the Appalachians silently. The nights are crisp, and there is frost in the morning air. The harvest
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There’s a spruce-clad knob located in the mountains of West Virginia, 4,445 feet above sea level, that is unusual in
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Birding West Virginia Known as the Mountaineer State, much of West Virginia’s terrain is rugged, cut with stream and river
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