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National Parks Posters

A Poster For Every Park

America's National Parks, art, design
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Volcanic eruptions attract lightning. Here's what it looks like.

Volcano Storm

photography, science
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A Maasai man in the Naimina Enkiyio Forest in southern Kenya.

Walking with the Maasai

adventure, hiking, travel
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Bear watching is part of the package at the Knight Inlet Lodge in British Columbia.

Where to see great bears in the Great Bear Rainforest

animals, grizzlies, travel
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Paleontologist Scott Sampson (from the TV show Dinosaur Train) wants kids to go outside.

Scott Sampson Wants Parents to Rewild their Kids

education
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In Are We Smart Enough to Know How Smart Animals Are?, Frans de Waal argues that our fellow creatures deserve more credit.

The Brains of Beasts

animals, books, science
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Door to Door by Edward Humes (Harper, 2016)

Planes, Trains, and Self-Driving Automobiles

books, transportation
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Coral bleaching, caused by unnaturally warm water temperatures, is killing reefs in the equatorial Pacific, including as much as half of the Great Barrier Reef.

All the environmental news ICYMI

climate change, endangered species, politics
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A baby white-bellied pangolin clings to its mother's back.

The pangolin is the weirdest animal on Earth

animals, endangered species
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Coal ash from the bottom of the Dan River near the site of Duke Energy's spill in Eden, North Carolina.

Unlike its neighbors, North Carolina has a soft spot for toxic coal ash

activism, coal, coal ash
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