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The wild side of the Kane and Two Mile Ranches
The vast expanse of the Kane and Two Mile ranches provides critical habitat for a variety of wildlife making their living on the Grand Canyon’s North Rim. For some species (like Aldo Leopold’s mule deer herd), there is a substantial … Continue reading
Restoration and Adaptation under a Changing Climate: New Science on the North Rim
Restoration and Adaptation under a Changing Climate: New Science on the North Rim If predictions are accurate, the Colorado Plateau is likely to experience significantly higher temperatures by 2050 (4°-5° F) along with increases in the frequency and severity of … Continue reading
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Volunteers = People Power for Positive Change
Volunteers = People Power for Positive Change The snow is getting deeper outside (finally!) and the Volunteer Program is even deeper into planning our upcoming field season. Our 2013 volunteer schedule is now online, and our plans for the year … Continue reading
A Busy Summer on the Kane and Two Mile Ranches
A Busy Summer on the Kane and Two Mile Ranches Following the formalization of the Kane and Two Mile Research and Stewardship Partnership (the collaborative effort we initiated with colleagues in both land and wildlife management agencies and research institutions), … Continue reading
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Kaibab National Forest Campground Programs
KAIBAB NATIONAL FOREST CAMPGROUND PROGRAMS 2012 KAIBAB LAKE CAMPGROUND Friday, July 6 – 10:30 AM: “Zephyr, Gale, and Walt the Water Drop” — Explore the world of wind, clouds, and water. Learn about the Beaufort Wind Scale, the classification of clouds, and … Continue reading
Last day to sign up for Arizona Antelope Foundation pronghorn protection project
Arizona Antelope Foundation May 19, 2012 Kane Ranch, Buffalo and North Canyon Pastures/Fence Removal In Partnership With: GRAND CANYON TRUST & ARIZONA WILDLIFE FEDERATION Project Location: We will be working in House Rock Valley on the Kane Ranch USFS/BLM allotments’ … Continue reading
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