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Hunting for the Mountain Lady's Slipper Orchid (rare in Yosemite)
In this vlog Bob Roney and Jennifer Jacobs explore Yosemite National park's flora and ultimately find a blooming Mountain Lady's Slipper...


Gobi Desert Falls on America and Other Such Stories
Back in April of 2001, researchers watched with surprise as a dust cloud swept off the Gobi Desert in Mongolia, across the Pacific Ocean,...


A Docile Killer
Dangerous snake? It sure is - if you are a nestling bird, small mammal, or lizard. If you are a human being, it is mostly harmless. The...


A Toxic Relationship
"When I was an undergraduate student, my professor told me a story about three hunters, out here in the coast range, being found dead,...


Killer Newts of the West Coast
I was six-years-old in 1955 when my parents took the family to Holy Jim’s Canyon, in Southern California. In those days it was a...


The Dead are Telling Stories in the Yosemite Cemetery
Echoes of Yosemite’s past reverberate among the trees and headstones of the Yosemite Cemetery. For American Indians, the origins of these...


Peculiar Flower Kicks off the New Year Near Yosemite
Winter conditions, including frequent frost and icy pavement, prevail in the Merced Canyon along Highway 140. And yet, at this time of...


Stellar Jay Coloration
​The Steller’s jay is one of the more common birds Yosemite visitors see. It has beautiful blue feathers that aren’t blue at all--that...


A Warm Autumn Day In Yosemite
The territorial "tuke, tuke, tuke" of a gray squirrel reverberates throughout the oak woodlands in Yosemite as the afternoon light slants...
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