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• Its Officially Winter at Glacier National Park

  
  National Parks Traveler — Authority: 597
  The calendar and Mother Nature are in agreement at Glacier National Park in Montana: the winter season has officially begun, and most roads in the park are closed to vehicles and open for cross country skiing and snowshoeing. read more
  3 hours ago

• Pope knocked down by a woman on Christmas Eve Mass!

  
  Filmy Fair — Authority: 484
  On Thursday (December 24), a woman on a red jumper attacked Pope Benedict XVI as he walked down the main aisle to begin Christmas Eve Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica. She was seen jumping off the barriers and pushing the pope, causing the pope to lost his balance and fell down. The 82-year-old pope quickly got up and ...
  10 hours ago

• Pope knocked down by a woman on Christmas Eve Mass! Watch video here

  
  Filmy Fair — Authority: 484
  On Thursday (December 24), a woman on a red jumper attacked Pope Benedict XVI as he walked down the main aisle to begin Christmas Eve Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica. She was seen jumping off the barriers and pushing the pope, causing the pope to lost his balance and fell down. The 82-year-old pope quickly got up and ...
  10 hours ago

• Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings

  
  Barbara Martin — Authority: 114
  This photo is in Yoho National Park, British Columbia taken after a snowfall. For all my blog visitors and friends, may you have a Merry Christmas and enjoyable festivities over the holidays. Im looking forward to roast turkey with all the trimmings with friends and family tomorrow, and, yes, the leftovers of turkey ...
  14 hours ago

• Grant’s Getaways: Lewis & Clark Slept Here

  
  The Travel Oregon Blog — Authority: 120
  If your family yearns for a holiday getaway that teaches unique Oregon history, Grant McOmie found a perfect fit for this time of year. This week’s Grant’s Getaway puts you face to face with a winter survival story that’s two hundred years old when a group of explorers found themselves stranded in Oregon. ...
  16 hours ago

• Winter in Yosemite: Why You Should Visit Off-Season

  
  NileGuidance: A Travel Blog — Authority: 127
  To most, Yosemite National Park is a summer destination… Hiking. Camping. Grassy meadows. Feathery waterfalls. And it’s really a pity, because there are so many reasons to visit Yosemite National Park in the winter. During the off-season in Yosemite, it’s not uncommon to have this beautiful park virtually ...
  17 hours ago

• Climate Change and the Velocity of the Shifting Niche

  
  Ecographica — Authority: 471
  A little more than a month ago, I posted a three-part series on the topic of ecological niches with specific reference to their ability to track the ever shifting variables of climate. In large part drawn from research out of UC Berkeley and the ongoing Grinnell Project , those posts focused on the weather patterns ...
  21 hours ago

• Newfound Gap Road and most GSMNP roads open.

  
  Smoky Mountains Information: Your Smokies — Authority: 417
  Beside all of the snow and ice on the roads, tree limbs laden with snow, broke, uprooted or just bent under the weight creating road blockages and hazards in the Great Smoky Mountains national park. Hikers may encounter obstructions related to this storm in backcountry for months. Newfound Gap Road, Laurel Creek ...
  22 hours ago

• 84-year-old man collapses on Middle Prong Trail

  
  The Smoky Mountain Hiking Blog — Authority: 477
  The Maryville Daily Times is reporting that an 84-year-old Knoxville man had to be carried off the Middle Prong Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park after collapsing Tuesday. Bill Sterling and two hiking companions were about a half-mile from the trail head when Sterling collapsed and was unable to walk ...
  22 hours ago

• Meadow in the Sky

  
  Visual Thoughts Photography — Authority: 138
  A large meadow on the crest of a mountain in Shenandoah National Park. © 2009 D L Ennis, All rights reserved. NOTE: Permission for the use of my images is granted for personal websites and blogs but is to include a link back to this site and proper credit given to me, D L Ennis. Link to be used…(Visual Thoughts ...
  23 hours ago

• Yellowstone bison conservation plan in limbo

  
  Sports & recreation - sports-rec.marc8.com — Authority: 162
  BILLINGS - An effort to divert some Yellowstone National Park bison from government-sponsored slaughter is in limbo after the programs permit expired and criticism emerged over moving some of the animals onto Ted Turners private ranch.
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• December 24th

  
  Uphilldowndale — Authority: 420
  Another inch or so of snow fell last night. The Goyt valley is looking very fine, I was taken with how different species of trees shed their weight of snow. There are more snowy photos of the Goyt Valley here, from April 2008. We are very fond of happy baby stories in this house, so we all went ahhhhh, ...
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• Thursday, Williamsburg Wreaths, Today, Jamie, Christmas Past

  
  Ellouisestory — Authority: 129
  6 a.m. It is still dark outside. Jim and I are going to 8 a.m. Mass on our way downtown for his shot. We hope the church will be almost empty this morning because we are staying away from people until Jims white count bounces back near normal. This will be our Christmas Mass. But you know something, thats OK. I love ...
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• NASA, National Park Service Team To Offer Climate Change Podcasts

  
  National Parks Traveler — Authority: 597
  While rising sea levels are a concern for some national parks, dropping lake levels are a concern for others. A unique partnership between NASA and the National Park Service examines these issues in two podcasts for your listening ease. read more
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• Remains of Sunken Ferryboat “Ellis Island” are Removed from Island Slip

  
  National Parks Traveler — Authority: 597
  Once used to shuttle recently-admitted immigrants from Ellis Island to Manhattan, the ferryboat “Ellis Island” was retired in 1954 and sank at its berth in 1968. Now a difficult salvage operation has retrieved the historic ship‘s rusted remains. read more
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• Big Bend National Park Completes New Wildlife Viewing Platform at Rio Grande Village

  
  National Parks Traveler — Authority: 597
  The lower elevation areas in Big Bend National Park are popular with winter visitors, especially during the week between Christmas and New Years. An added attraction this year will be a new wildlife viewing platform at Rio Grande Village. read more
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• Experts devise bang-up cracker formula

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 137
  British researchers say they have devised a guaranteed method of pulling crackers, to avoid disappointment at the dinner table this Christmas. The researchers say the method for always winning the long end of the cracker, and therefore the prize inside, is in the angle that you grip it. They have released a ...
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• SKY WATCH FRIDAY::CADILLAC MOUNTAIN::ACADIA NATIONAL PARK::

  
  MY QUALITY TIME — Authority: 421
    A Sky Watch Friday post. Check out skies from all around the world. Today we are going to the ARCHIVES   for a photo taken near the summit of Cadillac Mountain in Acadia National Park. FALL 2008 Joe Todd says “Thanks For Stopping By”  If you have time click on the ...
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• Yellowstone bison conservation program in limbo

  
  World Zoo Today — Authority: 143
  By MATTHEW BROWN (AP) BILLINGS, Mont. — An effort to divert some Yellowstone National Park bison from government-sponsored slaughter is in limbo after the program’s permit expired and criticism emerged over moving some of the animals onto Ted Turner’s private ranch. Since 2005, about 200 bison that would ...
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• Cocha Cashu: Wild Nature

  
  San Diego Zoo Blogs — Authority: 126
  Dozens of squirrel monkeys pass noisily through the trees in search of ripening figs and insects. The Cocha Cashu Biological Station in Manu National Park, Peru: A Naturalist’s Dream I sit spellbound among trees that make up a forest abundant with all forms of life. Soon the animals move to me, passing over me ...
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