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[edit] BehindTheTimes: All over the place

2 December 2008, by Stacy Copper Mountain, Colorado. Copper Mountain, Colorado. Gage and Emma. Gage and Emma. The Fearless Hikers. The Fearless Hikers Painted Canyon, Theodore Roosevelt National Park. He and Me. He and Me. NeoCounter. FEEDJIT Live Traffic Feed ...

[edit] Little Poo on the Prairie « Lisa the outsider

1 December 2008, by unknown This was at a rest stop at the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota. Clean up after your dogs AND horses! I left my horse at home. The valley is rugged like the Bad Lands - it’s pretty in a desolate sort of way. ...

[edit] Tour Guide Hawaii-GPS Tours make YOU the Guide: Volcano House in ...

1 December 2008, by TourGuideHawaii Famous Guests include Queen Lilioukalani, Samuel Clemens, Theodore Roosevelt and Elvis Presley. Since Polynesians first arrived in Hawaii, temporary grass shacks had been constructed on the lip of Kilauea Crater to shelter kahuna and ...

[edit] Color + Design Blog / Color In Nature: Badlands by COLOURlovers

1 December 2008, by unknown In the U.S., Makoshika State Park in Montana, Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota and Badlands National Park in South Dakota together form a series of extensive badlands formations. Another popular area of badland ...

[edit] Keeping Clean on Family Camping Trips

1 December 2008, by unknown ... In Patagonia: Chile's awe-inspiring Torres del Paine National Park - Gadling · 'Bad science' air quality rule concerns Theodore Roosevelt ... - Grand Forks Herald · Billionaire's club near Yellowstone National Park struggles to . ...

[edit] Environmental group opposes new rules - and weather

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[edit] 'A Passion for Nature' by Donald Worster - Los Angeles Times

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[edit] MacTopos North Dakota 2.0 - topo maps & elevation data

25 November 2008, by Backcountry hike, camp, or horseback ride in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

[edit] Air quality rule called ‘bad science’ - In-Forum

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[edit] Visiting the alpha - Bismarck Tribune

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[edit] Passing the Bucks

22 November 2008, by In between snow events that close the road (it gets pretty dangerous when you combine icy, winding roads, hills, and no guard rails), I have taken a couple trips around the park. I finally found the Northern shrike, which I had not seen in the park before and had wanted to see (lifetime checklist). I also found the Townsend's solitaire at the East Entrance. Although the solitaire is fairly shy, I got a really nice look at it. The prairie dogs were kind of upset I was out there in the mud wal

[edit] Four Great U.S. National Parks in Winter

21 November 2008, by Ian Harrison That wild, frontier spirit still runs rampant at the National Park that bears his name and is especially suitable for winter campers, when the stars and northern lights come out to dance. Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota ...

[edit] Survey Shows Americans Love Bison But Largely Are Clueless About their Plight

20 November 2008, by Americans overwhelmingly love bison as an iconic image of the West, but are largely clueless over the ecological plight these animals face, according to a national survey. read more

[edit] Curt Remington’s Blog » Blog Archive » Quick National Park Trip to ...

18 November 2008, by curtremblog Quick National Park Trip to Glacier, Yellowstone & Roosevelt. Fantastic! I got recruited for an impromtu road trip to three national parks: Glacier, Yellowstone and Theodore Roosevelt. Along with that, I would see 3800 miles of our ...

[edit] TR Documents Being Digitized by National Park Service and DSU-TRNP - Oyster Bay Enterprise Pilot

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[edit] Park Bison Have A New Home - Reiten Television KXMB Bismarck

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[edit] A Bison Roundup and a Birthday Celebration Make for Busy Times at ...

10 November 2008, by Chance Finegan Situated in the badlands of North Dakota, and beckoning with the same serenity and peace that attracted our twenty-sixth President, Theodore Roosevelt National Park celebrates the 30th anniversary of its National Park designation today. ...

[edit] Park holding celebration - Bismarck Tribune

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[edit] A Bison Roundup and a Birthday Celebration Make for Busy Times at Theodore Roosevelt National Park

10 November 2008, by November 10 marks the 30th anniversary of National Park designation for Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The past few weeks have been busy at the park, which has staged a bison roundup as well as a celebration of Theodore Roosevelt’s 150th birthday. read more

[edit] Theodore Roosevelt National Park elk herd tops 1000

10 November 2008, by unknown MEDORA, ND -- With the number of elk in Theodore Roosevelt National Park topping 1000, officials said they expect to release a draft plan next month on how to reduce the population.

[edit] Elk numbers reach all-time high - Bismarck Tribune

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[edit] Roundup at Theodore Roosevelt National Park finished... - Reiten Television KXMB Bismarck

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[edit] 105 park bison shipped after roundup - KPAX-TV

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[edit] Bison Roundup A Success

6 November 2008, by The THRO bison roundup went well over a two day stretch. Good weather on the first day allowed the helicopter to drive two of the larger groups of bison into the wildlife handling facility where they were processed and either shipped or released back into the park at the end of the exercise.After the helicopter drives the herd into a funnel-shaped fence, they are driven down a long, fenced chute by a specially-rigged end-loader and into a circular enclosure. The circular enclosure has a pivoti

[edit] Back Home In Medora

1 November 2008, by The drive to Medora was smooth as could be with little traffic, no breakdowns, and no animals jumping across the road (a tumbleweed did). Some changes have occurred since I left, mainly the removal of the big pink house I used to see out the bathroom window (replaced by a needed parking lot and apparently an underground geothermal heating element for the new construction across the street), the little white house that was a bakery (that was never open while I was here) and massive piles of cons

[edit] How About Some Economic Stimulis for the National Park System?

29 October 2008, by With the Bush administration and Congress looking to one-up each other with economic stimuli, perhaps a little love could be shown to the National Park System. Lord knows it could use some. read more

[edit] Top 12 Yellowstone National Park Campgrounds

12 October 2008, by Discover what the To 12 Campgrounds are in Yellowstone Naitonal Park and what they have to offer you. When it comes to national parks, Yellowstone National Park tops the charts.  Yellowstone is unique in many different ways.  Many people are not aware that it is the first national park ever founded in the United States.  The park was first established on March 1, 1872.  Another interesting fact was that it was one of the favored camping spots of former President Theodore Roosevelt.  The Yell

[edit] Top 12 Yellowstone National Park Campgrounds

11 October 2008, by Top 12 Yellowstone National Park Campgrounds Discover what the To 12 Campgrounds are in Yellowstone Naitonal Park and what they have to offer you. When it comes to national parks, Yellowstone National Park tops the charts.  Yellowstone is unique in many different ways.  Many people are not aware that it is the first national park ever founded in the United States.  The park was first established on March 1, 1872.  Another interesting fact was that it was one of the favored camping spots o

[edit] Theodore Roosevelt National Park

28 September 2008, by unknown Photographs and Maps of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, one of 12 sections of a complete Theodore Roosevelt park travel planner that includes links to information sources, directions to the park, lodging, camping reservations, ...

[edit] Prairies.

25 September 2008, by Okay, so we went to the Mall of America and had a BLAST! This place is HUGE. It has I think 3 or 4 different levels and comes with its own amusement park sponsored by Nickelodeon. Awesome! We all got a ride on something and had so much fun. The mall even has a NASCAR simulator, so Craig of course had to stop there. He drove 3 times letting each of the kids have a turn as his wingman. They loved it! Driving through North Dakota and heading into Montana I got my first experience of Prairie-la

[edit] Where the Buffalo still roam | Travel | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

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[edit] Have High Gas Prices Deterred Travel within Theodore Roosevelt National Park?

2 September 2008, by High gas prices are causing many motorists to travel less and choose destinations closer to home. Do motorists who visit national parks also drive less inside the parks? Visitor data from North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park suggest that this might be happening. read more

[edit] Lassen Volcanic National Park

29 August 2008, by Lassen Volcanic National Park, in northeastern California, is sometimes listed as one of the “least-visited” National Parks, with fewer than 400,000 visitors in 2007. Lassen Peak is the largest plug dome volcano in the world and the southernmost volcano of the Cascade Range. Lassen is also one of the few places in the world where all four types of volcano (plug dome, shield, cinder cone, and strato) are found. Our family visited Lassen a number of years ago, during the last week of July and th

[edit] Decisions on Controlling Elk in Theodore Roosevelt, Wind Cave National Parks Likely to Linger Into 2009

8 August 2008, by Don't expect a final decision this year on how the booming elk populations at Theodore Roosevelt or Wind Cave National Parks will be brought under control. National Park Service officials say they don't expect to have the National Environmental Policy Act process completed before year's end for either park. read more

[edit] A Day In Theodore Roosevelt National Park

8 August 2008, by North Dakota Badlands And The Little Missouri Valley(Author's Note: This is another of my Trips posts I'm migrating from my off-line web journal. I've been busy this week and haven't had time to write anything new or prowl around the Blogiverse. Please feel free to ignore this entry. -- RDS)In western North Dakota, just off Interstate 94 in Medora, lies Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Some years ago, I happen to read about it and it sounded interesting. Thus, on a trip to Glacier National Park

[edit] Pioneer Trails Regional Museum - Hanks, North Dakota

13 July 2008, by You will find that a visit to North Dakota can be a thrilling experience. No matter what you or the members of you family like to do, you will be able to find something that everyone loves to do. From hiking through the Theodore Roosevelt National Park and along the Lewis and Clark Trail to hanging out in Fargo and checking out the local zoo, there is always something great just around the corner.

[edit] Park Advocates Rallying Around Theodore Roosevelt National Park

27 June 2008, by A friends group is forming to support Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The group, Friends of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, is holding an organizational meeting on Sunday, June 29. read more

[edit] Ribbon Fall in Yosemite

11 June 2008, by Ribbon Fall in Yosemite National Park is 1612 feet (491 m) high and is the tallest single-drop waterfall in North America. At 10 feet/story, the waterfall is higher than a 161-story building and is ranked 99th in height worldwide. The waterfall receives its water from melting winter snow, so Ribbon Fall is dry much of the year. In exceptional winters, an ice cone of up to 200 feet can form beneath the waterfall. The waterfall flows over a cliff west of El Capitan. This photo of Ribbon Fall w

[edit] Hyde Park, my health, and a party…

5 June 2008, by Things haven’t slowed down much over here - and although I mean to post here and in your blogs, I just haven’t found the time. When I feel spouts of energy, I take advantage of the situation by crossing things off my task list. Party: Saturday was the birthday party the Cheese threw for herself (her birthday was months ago - but she never felt that her friends really celebrated it) and because of rain (once again), we hosted it indoors. 18 fourteen-year-old girls packed into our living room fo

[edit] Power Plant Proposed Near Theodore Roosevelt National Park Put Off

21 May 2008, by A 500-megawatt power plant proposed to be built roughly 60 miles from Theodore Roosevelt National Park has been pulled off the table due to uncertainties over how pending climate-change legislation will impact carbon dioxide emissions. read more

[edit] Theodore Roosevelt National Park

21 February 2008, by bpsd_elementarylms U.S. National Park Service

[edit] Theodore Roosevelt National Park Related Web Sites

20 February 2008, by bpsd_elementarylms The following Web sites may be of interest to people visiting the Theodore Roosevelt NP Home Page, planning a visit to western North Dakota, or conducting park-related research.

[edit] Theodore Roosevelt National Park

20 February 2008, by bpsd_elementarylms Park Activities