No, it is not snowing at Colorado National Monument. Higher elevations in Colorado are still receiving snow. But here in the monument, the elevation tops out at 7,028 feet (according to one source I found on-line). […]
Heavy Snow = Blooming Plants Read More »
My next adventure has begun. On June 9th, I drove to Colorado National Monument where I will be living and working on the maintenance crew for about 4 months. If you haven’t heard of this monument,
Living in Colorado Read More »
Driving through Sweetwater County, Wyoming on Interstate 80 at 75 mph at mid-day can leave you with a feeling of a pretty bleak landscape. Sagebrush is a dominant plant species in this cold-desert area. Yet, even
Mammals require water. When you are in a desert, water is limited. So, a major stream like the Green River is bound to attract mammals. The floodplain, too, provides critical food and habitat for the mammals.
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