Water-wise Garden Coming to the Nature Center
By Denise Matthews An underground web of life lives hidden away in the soil of every healthy garden. This community […]
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Water, People, and the Past
By Aimee Slaughter, Museum Educator, Los Alamos Historical Society How did people in the Pajarito Plateau’s past get their water?
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Great Trails Don’t Just Happen, They Are Built
In the early days of Los Alamos, hikers created trails by traveling along the most convenient path. Today, trail builders work to reduce erosion and to redesign trails that are suitable for a variety of users.
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10 Tips For Getting Outside Responsibly During COVID-19
In this time of closures and social distancing, the outdoors seems to be one of the few places that we
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The 20 Most Common Birds of Los Alamos County
Article and Photos by Bob Walker Los Alamos is a wonderful place to see a large variety of bird species.
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Craig Martin’s 20 Favorite Hikes on the Pajarito Plateau
In honor of our 20th anniversary, PEEC is asking local experts and enthusiasts to share lists of 20 nature-related highlights
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Studying Monarch Butterflies in Los Alamos
By Jenna Stanek Monarch butterflies (Danaus plexippus) have declined by an estimated 80% over the past 20 years, primarily due
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Bird of the Week – The Canyon Wren
By Bob Walker As we enjoy springtime in Los Alamos, listen for the distinctive song of the Canyon Wren
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