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Hope on the Mountain: The Return of the Vancouver Island Marmot
Earth Day is a human holiday, but its consequences echo far beyond human borders. For those of us who measure time in seasons, snowmelt and meadow bloom, Earth Day is more than just a date on a calendar. It is … Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Science
Tagged Canada, climate change, conservation, Earth Day, extinction, hibernation, Marmot Recovery Foundation, marmots, recovery, survival, Vancouver Island Marmots
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Dams, Desert and the Rodent Renaissance
Now don’t get me wrong, when it comes to desert survival, we marmots are top-tier. Give me a rock pile, a patch of alpine sunshine and I’m in heaven. But recently, I came across a story that made my whiskers … Continue reading
Gopher Gold: How My Dirt-Digging Cousins Saved Mount St. Helens
Hello, readers! Stormy Marmot here, fur fluffed, tail puffed and reporting live from the alpine news desk where the grass is always greener (especially when the gophers have been through). Today I want to tell you a tale of resilience, … Continue reading
Posted in Science
Tagged eruption, gardening, gophers, landscape architect, Mount St. Helens
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