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Earth's oldest trees losing climate race
As a warming climate enables plants to colonize ever higher elevations, the limber pine is leapfrogging over the bristlecone pine in a slow-motion race to the mountaintops . By occupying the most hospitable locations, faster-growing limber pines threaten the survival of the world's oldest tree species.
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Año Nuevo director writes kids’ book
Patrick Robinson has been leading a double life. When not ferrying visitors to Año Nuevo Island Reserve, or tracking the whereabouts and behaviors of its colony of northern elephant seals, the reserve's director has been busy coauthoring a book. Based on research he and fellow UCSC graduate Roxanne Beltran conducted in the Antarctic, the book gives young readers a taste of what it's like to do field research. Read more >>
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The NRS's Santa Cruz Island Reserve makes it possible for classes and researchers to explore the nearly 100 square miles of this Channel Island. Catch a glimpse of the wild landscapes and incomparable vistas of the island in this video from Paso Robles High School.
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