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La Jollan's Challenge: Make 2014 a year to 'accomplish difficult stuff'
La Jolla Light I could see the majestic backdrop of the Sierras to the west side of Sequoia National Park to the very bottom of the country – Death Valley to the east. I felt really strong at the summit despite the altitude, which made it all the more rewarding … |
Year in review: A look back at 2013 in Humboldt County – Humboldt Beacon
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Year in review: A look back at 2013 in Humboldt County
Humboldt Beacon 27 — Return flight — A bald eagle named “Sequoia,” that was found injured on a Ferndale ranch in 1988, is back home at the Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo after high winds spooked her over the weekend while she was out for her daily flight. MARCH … |
Fire smolders in ancient sequoia tree in California for more than a year – Examiner.com
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Fire smolders in ancient sequoia tree in California for more than a year
Examiner.com The Fresno Bee reported on Monday (July 8) that an ember from a prescribed burn of nearby brush and smaller trees, to prevent wildfires in June 2012, may have landed high up on the giant sequoia to spark the fire, according to the National Park Service. |
Fire in giant sequoia still burning a year later – Fresno Bee
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Fire in giant sequoia still burning a year later
Fresno Bee A fire has smoldered at the top of a centuries-old giant sequoia for more than a year in Sequoia National Park — smoky testimony about California's latest drought. The stubborn little fire is big news among longtime Sequoia park staffers who say they … |
Giant sequoia tree smoldering for more than a year – The San Luis Obispo Tribune
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Giant sequoia tree smoldering for more than a year
The San Luis Obispo Tribune SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. — National Park Service officials say an ancient giant sequoia has been smoldering for more than a year in Sequoia National Park, with the small fire even surviving a full Sierra Nevada winter. The smoldering sequoia has … |