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Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall - Vimarsana News

Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - For over two years the glass-enclosed stream profile chamber at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center has been closed down due to acts of vandalism. Unknown person(s) had broken the glass, allowing water from Taylor Creek to get inside and rendering the popular exhibit useless.

Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall - Vimarsana News

Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - For over two years the glass-enclosed stream profile chamber at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center has been closed down due to acts of vandalism. Unknown person(s) had broken the glass, allowing water from Taylor Creek to get inside and rendering the popular exhibit useless.

Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall - Vimarsana News

Taylor Creek Stream Profile Chamber set to reopen this fall

SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - For over two years the glass-enclosed stream profile chamber at the Taylor Creek Visitor Center has been closed down due to acts of vandalism. Unknown person(s) had broken the glass, allowing water from Taylor Creek to get inside and rendering the popular exhibit useless.

Explore Lake Tahoe with free audio tours hosted by the National Forest Foundation - Vimarsana News

Explore Lake Tahoe with free audio tours hosted by the National Forest Foundation

A chance to explore the gem of the Sierras with free guided tours.

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'Island of Rats' Recovers - ScienceBlog.com - Vimarsana News

'Island of Rats' Recovers - ScienceBlog.com

‘Island of Rats’ Recovers Along the western edge of Alaska’s Aleutian archipelago, a group of islands that were inadvertently populated with rodents came to earn the ignominious label of the “Rat Islands.” The non-native invaders were accidentally introduced to these islands, and others throughout the Aleutian chain, through shipwrecks dating back to the 1700s and World War II occupation. The resilient rodents, which are known to be among the most damaging invasive animals, adapted and thrived in the new setting and eventually overwhelmed the island ecosystems, disrupting the natura...