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From Sharecropper to Scholar: How Carter G Woodson Launched Negro History Week in February – Black Enterprise

Did you know that Negro History Week launched on February 7, 1926? It became the foundation for Black History Month. Carter G. Woodson is known as the "Father of Black History" and was the second African American to obtain a PhD from Harvard University.

Surveying the State of the Outdoors, One Pandemic Year Later

Surveying the State of the Outdoors, One Pandemic Year Later Men s Journal 2/5/2021 Jon Coen © Ben Finley/AP/Shutterstock / Shutterstock Bob Chestnut stands outside of his Ride the Wind Surf Shop this June on North Carolina s Ocracoke Island the secluded travel destination was ravaged by Hurricane Dorian in September 19 and then hit with coronavirus-related travel restrictions last spring. Residents and business owners are still hoping to recoup some of their losses as tourists return, albeit in smaller than usual numbers with tourists still as wary of a virus outbreak as they are a fall hurricane season. Last March, when you sat down each night to watch four episodes of

Texas Company Searching For Oil In Big Cypress Wants To Start Drilling Next Year

WLRN Racoon Point was constructed in the 1970s and is one of two oil drilling sites in Big Cypress. Burnett Oil wants to expand drilling in the preserve to two additional locations. A Texas company conducting controversial oil exploration in the Big Cypress National Preserve wants to expand operations and hopes to start drilling by 2022. According to applications submitted to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection last week, Burnett Oil Co. has asked to construct two new roads and drilling pads about a mile east of Raccoon Point one of two drilling sites constructed in the 1970s and south of Interstate 75. The work would cover more than 30 acres.

High Country News | Classifieds | Employment & Education | Senior Program Manager, Landscape Conservation & Energy

Effective Date: May 17, 2021 Job Status: Full-time (40 hours/week), exempt Location: Within the Colorado Plateau (AZ, UT, CO, NM) Who We Are: Posted March 04, 2021 - The Land, History, and People of the Bears Ears Region - The Bears Ears and Cedar Mesa region is one of the most beautiful, complex, diverse, and culturally rich areas on earth. In recent years it has been the focus of intense political drama, from the Obama Administration s declaration. More Posted March 04, 2021

Oil drilling on sensitive New Mexico public lands puts drinking water, rare caves at risk

Oil drilling on sensitive New Mexico public lands puts drinking water, rare caves at risk Jennifer Oldham © Photograph by Robbie Shone, Nat Geo Image Collection The Chihuahuan Desert in the Guadalupe Mountains of southern New Mexico is one place where sensitive public lands are being drilled for oil. At 4.3 miles long, Parks Ranch Cave in southeastern New Mexico is the second longest gypsum cave in the Western Hemisphere. The cave and its multiple branches are among 550 that crisscross a fragile, sinkhole-prone geologic region renowned for Carlsbad Caverns. Standing in the inky depths of Parks Ranch, I cannot see my hands. The air is a comfortable 52 degrees Fahrenheit, 40 degrees cooler than the Chihuahuan Desert 30 feet above. The quiet is so complete, I want to bottle it and take it home with me to enjoy later.

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