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Unsolved mysteries in our national parks - Vimarsana News

Unsolved mysteries in our national parks

Our parks have been scenes of baffling crimes and strange scenarios, from gangster-owned moonshine operations to many disappearances.

The Wilding of Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter: Melissa L. Sevigny's Brave the Wild River - Vimarsana News

The Wilding of Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter: Melissa L. Sevigny's Brave the Wild River

Geri Lipschutlz reviews Melissa L. Sevigny's Brave the Wild River: The Untold Story of Two Women Who Mapped the Botany of The Grand Canyon.

Following the Colorado River from Moab to Mexico - Vimarsana News

Following the Colorado River from Moab to Mexico

With the two largest reservoirs in the nation perilously low, and the Colorado River Basin experiencing the worst drought in centuries, we decided to follow the river by bus from Grand Lake into Mexic...

Following the Colorado River from Moab to Mexico - Vimarsana News

Following the Colorado River from Moab to Mexico

With the two largest reservoirs in the nation perilously low, and the Colorado River Basin experiencing the worst drought in centuries, we decided to follow the river by bus from Grand Lake into Mexic...

Review | Brave The Wild River: The Untold Story Of Two Women Who Mapped The Botany Of The Grand Canyon - Vimarsana News

Review | Brave The Wild River: The Untold Story Of Two Women Who Mapped The Botany Of The Grand Canyon

In 2023 if a woman wishes to run the Colorado River through the Grand Canyon, she can, and many do. If she decides she wants to be a scientist, or a science journalist, she can do that too. Melissa Sevigny, a science journalist, rafted the Colorado through the Grand Canyon to visualize the journey two botanists, Elzada Clover and Lois Jotter made in 1938, the first women to