Super Sleepers
By Daryl Ratajczak, Wildlife Biologist and Wildlife for You Instructor The start of spring means that New Mexico’s black bears […]
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There’s always something happening outdoors on the Pajarito Plateau!
Detective Work on the Trails
By Mariana Rivera Freeman If you’ve been hitting the trails as much as I have lately, you’ve likely come across
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The Ghost Cat
By Hari Viswanathan Although mountain lions exist in Los Alamos and other parts of Northern New Mexico, most people will
Tree Squirrels: Natural Distancers
By Mariana Rivera Freeman Among the many species of the rodent family Sciuridae, tree squirrels are generally known as asocial:
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Spring’s Starry Skies
By Elizabeth Watts, PEEC Educator Have you noticed any change in the days lately? No, I’m not talking about missing
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New Mexico Spring Weather
By Christy Wall, Atmospheric Scientist and 6th Grade Teacher at McCurdy Charter School Have you ever heard somebody say “If
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Pollinators Spring into Action
By Jenna Stanek and Steve Cary Pollination is a vital stage in the life cycle of all flowering plants. It
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Spring Has Sprung
By Terry Foxx Calendars marked March 19, 2020 as the first day of Spring, the earliest date in over 100
Connecting With Nature Through a Sensory Garden
By Aditya Viswanathan When it comes to the five senses, nature has a favorite spot that will come alive as
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