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Wildlife of Navajo State Park
Navajo State Park lies on 4,972 acres of land and 3,798 acres of water in Colorado on the border with New Mexico. The reservoir crosses the border and most of the reservoir's area sits in New Mexico. The park is comprised of Pinyon/Juniper Woodland, Sagebrush Shrubland, Narrowleaf Cottonwood Ri...
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Hymenoptera of Botswana
A guide to the Research Grade Hymenoptera observations in Botswana
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Oiseaux Nicheurs de Camargue
Liste des oiseaux nicheurs de Camargues à partir des données ODF.
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Animales de galicia
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Guide bota la Sans-fond Fénay
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Wildlife of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Cheyenne Mountain State Park is geographically situated just south of Colorado Springs. It lies beneath the eastern flank of Cheyenne Mountain, and borders the plains of Colorado. The park occupies an important transitional zone between Great Plains grassland communities and montane coniferous fo...
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Plants of Yampa River and Elkhead Reservoir State Parks
Yampa River State Park supports various wildlife species due to the diverse types of vegetation and habitat. Elk are frequently observed near the reservoir in the winter months, as well as mule deer and a variety of waterfowl. Quality habitat along the Yampa River supports diverse bird species...
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PLANTAS DE BORDE (VEGETACIÓN ESPONTÁNEA NATIVA Y EXÓTICA) DE ECUADOR
Es una lista de plantas nativas de muestreadas en Cotopaxi-Ecuador que atraen polinizadores a plantas cultivadas . Se puede emplear para enriquecer los bordes de los cultivos y aprovechar sus servicios ecosistémicos y convertirlos en hábitat para mariposas, abejas, abejorros, moscas, colibríes...
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Plants of Crawford State Park
Crawford State Park sits in southwestern Colorado 33 miles east of Delta. The West Elk Mountains lie to the east and the Fruitland Mesa lies to the west of the park. The reservoir park hosts a mix of pinyon-juniper woodlands and riparian and wetland communities.
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Siuslaw Model Forest Bioblitz – September 17, 2022 Event
Our observations from iNaturalist, eBird, and our handwritten data. We recorded 130 species and were assisted by 23 volunteer observers. Kingdom Animalia - 80 Kingdom Fungi - 28 Kingdom Plantae - 19 Kingdom Protozoa - 1 Thanks to everyone who was able to come out and help us documen...
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Fishes of North Park
A list of fishes found in North Park, Allegheny County Please note fishing is only allowed in designated areas Compiled by the Latodami Nature Center
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Plants of Cheyenne Mountain State Park
Cheyenne Mountain State Park is geographically situated just south of Colorado Springs. It lies beneath the eastern flank of Cheyenne Mountain, and borders the plains of Colorado. The park occupies an important transitional zone between Great Plains grassland communities and montane coniferous fo...
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Wildlife of Crawford State Park
Crawford State Park sits in southwestern Colorado 33 miles east of Delta. The West Elk Mountains lie to the east and the Fruitland Mesa lies to the west of the park. The reservoir park hosts a mix of pinyon-juniper woodlands and riparian and wetland communities.
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Bugs of Mueller State Park
Mueller State Park preserves an area of semi-wilderness within a short drive of one of Colorado’s largest metropolitan areas – Colorado Springs. The park is located on the western flank of Pike’s Peak, at elevations between 8900-9800 feet. Mueller is comprised of 5,121 acres of land, owned by the...
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Plants of Mueller State Park
Mueller State Park preserves an area of semi-wilderness within a short drive of one of Colorado’s largest metropolitan areas – Colorado Springs. The park is located on the western flank of Pike’s Peak, at elevations between 8900-9800 feet. Mueller is comprised of 5,121 acres of land, owned by the...
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Plants of Mancos State Park
Mancos State Park encompasses 553 acres, with 337 acres of land and 216 acres of water within Jackson Gulch Reservoir. Elevation ranges from about 7,800 to 8,100 feet. The Park is located in Montezuma County in southwestern Colorado, about 5 miles north of Mancos and 34 miles west of Durango. Th...
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Plants of Navajo State Park
Navajo State Park lies on 4,972 acres of land and 3,798 acres of water in Colorado on the border with New Mexico. The reservoir crosses the border and most of the reservoir's area sits in New Mexico. The park is comprised of Pinyon/Juniper Woodland, Sagebrush Shrubland, Narrowleaf Cottonwood Ripa...
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Plants of Lake Pueblo State Park
Positioned approximately six miles west of the City of Pueblo, and within two hour’s drive of Denver and Colorado Springs, Lake Pueblo State Park attracts around 1.8 million visitors each year. It is located at the interface of the southern Rocky Mountains to the west and Great Plains to the eas...
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Insects of Lake Pueblo State Park
Positioned approximately six miles west of the City of Pueblo, and within two hour’s drive of Denver and Colorado Springs, Lake Pueblo State Park attracts around 1.8 million visitors each year. It is located at the interface of the southern Rocky Mountains to the west and Great Plains to the east...
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Plants of John Martin Reservoir State Park
John Martin Reservoir State Park located in Bent County along the Arkansas River between Las Animas and Larmar, CO. The Park consists of about 1,727 acres of land and between 1000 and 11,647 acres of water depending on the elevation of the reservoir. Boating and fishing are by far the most popula...
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Wildlife of James M. Robb State Park
Several parcels of land; Corn Lake, Connected Lakes, and other sites along the Colorado River make up James M. Robb State Park. The park is situated in between Fruita and Debeque, with the Grand Mesa to the east, Colorado National Monument to the west, and the San Juan Mountains to the south. ...
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Birds of John Martin Reservoir State Park
John Martin Reservoir State Park located in Bent County along the Arkansas River between Las Animas and Larmar, CO. The Park consists of about 1,727 acres of land and between 1000 and 11,647 acres of water depending on the elevation of the reservoir. Boating and fishing are by far the most popula...
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Native Trees and Shrubs of Golden Gate Canyon State Park
Golden Gate Canyon State Park lies approximately 25 miles west of downtown Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The park consists of 11,700 acres that lies across the boundary between the western edge of Jefferson County and the eastern edge of Gilpin County. Elevations range between 7...
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Parque Municipal de Tres Arroyos, Badajoz, Extremadura.
Esta guía se trata de una recopilación de especies detectadas en el Parque Municipal de Tres Arroyos. El parque se caracteriza por la dehesa formada por las numerosas encinas junto con algunos alcornoques, aunque existen zonas en las que predomina el pino piñonero o el jaguarzo morisco. El par...
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Insects of Golden Gate Canyon State Park
Golden Gate Canyon State Park lies approximately 25 miles west of downtown Denver in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The park consists of 11,700 acres that lies across the boundary between the western edge of Jefferson County and the eastern edge of Gilpin County. Elevations range between 7...
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Endemic Organisms of New England & New York
Plants, Animals, Fungi, Protists, etc. only found in New England and New York. *Astragalus robbinsii var. robbinsi*, Cleft-Leaved Hawthorn (*Crataegus schizophylla*), Smooth-Glumed Slender Crabgrass (*Digitaria filiformis var. laeviglumis*) and some others are species that are also endemic to the...
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