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Author: Ameet

HomePosted by Ameet
12 May 2021
North American
California Wolf

Gray Wolf in California

Pretty exciting to follow developments in the Gray Wolf story for California. OR-93 is making history by traveling so far South. https://biologicaldiversity.org/w/news/press-releas

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8 March 2019
Africa
Namibia

RFI – Southern Africa especially Namibia

We (family of 3 adults) are planning a trip to Southern Africa in early September. We have made 2 previous trips to Africa – South Africa in July 2009 (Madikwe, Sabi Sands) a

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7 March 2019
North American
"North American Porcupine""Rio Grande Ground Squirrel"

San Angelo State Park, Texas – short note from March 2017

This is a belated update on San Angelo State Park from March 2017. Excited by Jon’s trip report from April 2014, I was hoping for skunk species. Unfortunately things have cha

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Offset your Greenhouse Gases when you fly - and protect Gola Rainforest

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