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AFTER A COLD MORNING OF PATROL DUTY POLICE OFFICER SHEARER AND CHIEF ALLEC ENJOY HOT COFFEE AT MAC’S CAFE, 01/1973
From the Records of the...
This Saturday, the live-animal exhibition Frogs: A Chorus of Colors opens at the Museum. With more than 200 live frogs from around the world, the...
Bandelier National Monument, New Mexico on Flickr.
Eastern Meadowlark (by Wildlifeshoots)
Picture: STEVEN PASSLOW/CATERS NEWS (via Pictures of the day: 27 March 2012 - Telegraph)
Bat pictures: 11 images and facts about a misunderstood creature
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I never miss a chance to reblog pictures of the Rough-scaled Bush Viper (Atheris hisida) from the forests of western Africa. Look at that adorable...
On May 2, 1970, LeRoy M. Satrom, Mayor of Kent, Ohio, wrote to the Commander of Troops, Ohio National Guard, requesting assistance in restoring...
Reclamation Realty Specialist Brandon Barrow took the photo of these brilliant cactus blooms south of Davis Dam along the Colorado River Heritage...
Reclamation’s Northern California Area Office (NCAO) Hosts a Classic Show and Shine Car Show at Shasta Dam http://on.doi.gov/14WDNYD
38 posts tagged National Public Lands Day
To celebrate National Public Lands Day, a team of volunteers, representing the Citizens for Dixie’s Future and led by the BLM-Utah’s St. George Field Office Archaeologist Bill Banek, spent the morning removing graffiti that had been scratched into the sandstone walls along the Red Reef Trail, in the Cottonwood Canyon Wilderness, within the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area (NCA).
For more information on the Red Cliffs National Conservation Area visit - http://on.doi.gov/K8NZlG
-Iris Picat
On National Public Lands Day 2012 (September 29), BLM-Idaho’s staff and volunteers spent the day improving our public lands, resources, and facilities. Many thanks for your hard work and dedication!
-Read the full photo essay with full-size photos and descriptions by blogger Samantha Storms.
On Saturday, September 22nd, the BLM joined the local community for National Public Lands Day at the Cow Creek Back Country Byway. 60 volunteers had a terrific day keeping America beautiful. Check out what they’ve been up to…
-Robert St. Clair
Snow in the morning didn’t stop more than 130 volunteers from showing up for our NPLD 2012 at the Campbell Creek Science Center. These hard-working volunteers performed a variety of trail projects on the Campbell Tract along with an additional 30 or so on the Municipality of Anchorage’s, Far North Bicentennial Park. Some of these volunteers and an additional 100 visitors took part in the afternoon open house.
Photo by Matthew Vos (Snowman built by NPLD volunteers)
In BLM Idaho’s Challis Field Office, National Public Lands Day projects included maintenance at the Challis Wild Horse Corrals and an Upper Salmon River trash pick-up at the Challis Bridge Recreation Site by local community members. Great work by our volunteers!
-Samantha Storms
Thanks to all volunteers who participated in National Public Lands Day 2012!!
Every day is public lands day at http://www.recreation.gov/. The site provides information about our beautiful public lands that you can visit year-round.
Check out the @Recreationgov Facebook for their great collection of fall photos from Federal lands, like the main photo above of Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument by Fei Du.
#NPLD working hard!!(; (Taken with Instagram at The C Trail)
It’s National Public Lands Day!
These intrepid Documericans pitched in at Big Basin Redwoods State Park, California, back in 1972.
Young Conservationists Doing Trail Work, 05/1972
Dick Rowan, Photographer. From the EPA’s DOCUMERICA series.What public lands did you help care for today?
Seymour Antelope, Smokey Bear and Woodsy Owl are ready for a great time at National Public Lands Day today. How about you?
Time to up and get moving. Still looking for an event? http://www.publiclandsday.org
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Keep America beautiful on National Public Lands Day!
Not too late to find an event near you - http://www.publiclandsday.org/npld-sites
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