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Trippin': Bosque del Apache ideal for wildlife watchers The Coloradoan Socorro, NM, which is 9 miles north of Bosque del Apache, is the closest town for lodging. » Open: Daily from one hour before sunrise to one hour after sunset. » Fee: $5 daily permit, which is waived for holders of a National Parks Pass. |
Ashley Pond, the 'jewel' of Los Alamos, could sing swan song | The Republic The Republic LOS ALAMOS, NM — Many Los Alamos residents consider Ashley Pond Park "the jewel" of Los Alamos. But, unlike a jewel, the pond is a living system - a living system that is dying. Ashley Pond's in the early stages of eutrophication - a depletion of ... |
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Poll: Western voters strongly pro-conservation Summit County Citizens Voice Voters are near-unanimous in their view that Colorado's national parks, forests, monuments, and wildlife areas are an essential part of the state economy, and residents' quality of life. Two-thirds of Colorado voters want to reduce America's need for ... |
City announces giraffe naming contest Portales News-Tribune 25 in the Hillcrest Park Zoo. The Parks and Recreation Department is accepting suggestions via mail to 500 Sycamore, Clovis, NM 88101. Entries should include contact information for the submitter, including a name, address and phone number or email ... Press release: Naming competition for baby giraffe |
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