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Geologists at Yellowstone National Park have pulled more than 300 lost hats from the famous hot springs. The headwear, ...
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Yellowstone’s Thermal Areas Cleared of 13,000 Trash Items, Some Were Left Behind on Purpose
During this cleanup drive, the team has completed a hike of about 1,300 miles and recorded more than 11,000 miles of driving.
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Yellowstone geologists remove over 300 lost hats from hot springs
Geologists at Yellowstone National Park have pulled more than 300 lost hats from the famous hot springs. The headwear, ...
Park visitors should ‘hold on tight’ to their hats and stay on marked boardwalks and trails to avoid losing their favorite ...
Florida Rep. Randy Fine has introduced the Path to Florida Springs National Park Act, a bill that would direct the federal government to study how to turn Florida’s vast network of freshwater springs ...
A push in Congress to designate Ocala National Forest and the surrounding springs is drawing mixed feedback from locals, ...
Like the hats that fly off people’s heads, most of the trash that ends up in Yellowstone’s hydrothermal areas winds up there ...
The Tennessee Vols could be the recipient of some good news in the not-too-distant future thanks to the Virginia Tech Hokies' ...
In the fall cleaning campaign, Yellowstone's geology team discovered a trove of unusual items tossed by visitors.
More than 13,000 pieces of garbage have been retrieved this year from hydrothermal areas in Yellowstone so far this year.
A specialized team of scientists says they've collected over 300 hats, amid 13,000 pieces of trash blown into the vast ...
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