Ahead of the 100th anniversary of America’s National Park Service, Aaron Millar walks deep into Yosemite and discovers the power of conservation’s birthplace
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Washington Post caption: "A bighorn sheep munches on a blade of grass in Yellowsone National Park (Photo by Erik Petersen/For The Washington Post)" [Click to enlarge.]by KenTrust me, I was going to pass on the story anyway, but as soon as I saw the picture, that became the first story for me.I suppose it's possible that a check of the Washington Post photo files turned up Erik Petersen's shot of the bighorn sheep munching on a blade of grass in Yellowstone National Park.
Ranger Danno self-published this book about his case."We have seen all the types of retaliation he experienced. We just have not seen it all in one case."-- Jeff Ruch, executive director of Public Employeesfor Environmental Responsibility (PEER)by KenTo amplify the above quote, the Washington Post's Miranda S.
by KenSome time ago signs suddenly appeared in one of my frequently used subway stations, the Rector Street station of the no. 1 train, informing riders that, as part of a campaign to reduce litter in the subway, all the trash receptacles were going to be removed from the station. Um, wait a sec, removed? Yes, removed. The thinking (for want of a better word) was that if people saw that they had no option but to carry their trash with them to . . .
