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Online Education: Trails. Online.

Week 5: Biodiversity (Temple Quarry Trail, Little Cottonwood Canyon, UT)

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  • Trails. Online.

  • Week 1: Ecology on the Trails
  • Week 2: Habitat
  • Week 3: Niche
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Huge shout out to our friends at the @nationalfore Huge shout out to our friends at the @nationalforests Foundation who support our work on the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest! This work stewards the protected watersheds of the Salt Lake Ranger District by removing invasive weeds, monitoring and encouraging native plant populations, improving our trail infrastructure to support sustainable recreation, and educating our multigenerational community on the wonders of our public lands. Interested in supporting our work or becoming a volunteer? Check us out at cottonwoodcanyons.org! #nffgranteesaregreat
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