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Tiny college home to rare California toad

Tiny college home to rare California toad Endangered critter gets help from Deep Springs College By Louis Sahagun, Los Angeles Times Published: April 23, 2021, 6:06am Share: The endangered black toad has the smallest range of any amphibian in North America: a mere 400 acres on the remote Deep Springs College campus nestled between the Inyo and White mountain ranges in Inyo County, Calif. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Time) DEEP SPRINGS VALLEY, Calif. When you’re as rare and vulnerable as a black toad, you can’t afford to be coy about romance. Surrounded by an unforgiving desert and forever isolated on a small patch of irrigated ranchland about 50 miles southeast of Yosemite National Park, black toads inhabit the smallest range of any North American amphibian.

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What Can 26,000 Snakes Teach Us About Climate Change?

What Can 26,000 Snakes Teach Us About Climate Change?
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New architecture and design competitions: City Nature Challenge, bathroom innovations, Korean government building redesign, and Russian urban development

New architecture and design competitions: City Nature Challenge, bathroom innovations, Korean government building redesign, and Russian urban development
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Forest Bathing Gets Feathery at Madrona Marsh

Ornitherapy alights on April 24 and 25, 2021 $25 per person Finding peace, solitude, open space, and a breezy state of being? Download our mobile app for iOS or Android to get the latest breaking news and local stories. So many Southern Californians have sought to do just that since March 2020, when a saunter in the sunshine helped to provide people an aura of calm in an uncalm time. Of course, we ve always been famously outdoorsy around these parts, thanks to boasting magnificent mountains, canyons, beaches, and a little bit of everything else in our leafy, craggy, sandy region. It s a region that s full of feathery wonders, too, from scrub jays to crows to gulls to owls, too.

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The Thorny Problem of Tallying Every T rex to Ever Live

The Thorny Problem of Tallying Every T. rex to Ever Live The Thorny Problem of Tallying Every T. rex to Ever Live Here’s why it’s really, really hard to count how many of the apex predators once stalked Earth’s surface. The Thorny Problem of Tallying Every T. rex to Ever Live Copy Link How many of you were there? Dimitri Carol/Alamy Stock Photo In This Story Today, South Dakota is home to prairie and pasture, bisected by bands of asphalt and the sprawling squiggle of the Missouri River. In terms of human residents, the state is one of the emptiest in America, but millions of cattle graze on the land unfurling below a generous sky: In 2017, according to figures from the Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Agriculture, South Dakota’s bovines outnumbered the state’s humans by more than four to one.

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