PARC concept aims to salvage reptiles and amphibians
PARC, Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation, gathers diverse groups from 32 states plus Mexico and Canada to protect herpetofauna. The aim is public education, partnerships, and long term conservation of snakes, turtles, lizards, frogs, and salamanders across the United States and beyond.
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PARC
North America
United States
Mississippi
North Carolina
Alabama
California
Maine
Florida
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Atlanta
Mexico
Canada
Diversity as a symbol of strength in communities
Quote attributed to Whit Gibbons noting diversity as a sign of health and well being in biological communities and extending that idea to societies and organizations.
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Whit Gibbons
Unusual bird nesting tales from Ringgold and beyond
A Georgia couple recalls an extraordinary series of bird nesting attempts on their property. A flicker removed a bluebird house flange after challenging interference, followed by a mockingbird occupying the same box. A robin repeatedly rebuilt nests on a branch, only for wind and misfortune to ruin each attempt.
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Atlanta Constitution
Adelaide
Laurance ‘Sawyer
Ringgold
Sawyers
Belated Grace Tribute to Fathers by Richard J Kent
A reader shares a poem by Richard J Kent of Springfield honoring fathers stepfathers and grandfathers. The verses recall a son learning from his father about perseverance dignity and guidance at life’s forks and carrying each other’s load.
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Richard H. Kent
US Air Force
Richard J. Kent
Springfield
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