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Scotts Bluff National Monument: Nebraska's Ancient Giant of Pioneer Legend

Scotts Bluff National Monument: Nebraska's Ancient Giant of Pioneer LegendScotts Bluff National Monument, part legend, part fact, is one of those natural wonders in America's West that must be experienced to be appreciated.

Rising up more than 800 feet above western Nebraska's North Platte River, between 1841 and 1869 more than 350,000 pioneers and emigrants (some historians say as many as half a million) used this natural landmark as a guidepost along the Oregon, California and Mormon Trails to point them westward to their own personal promised land.
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Wyoming

A Home in the West, If We Can Just Follow the Oregon Trail to Get There

A Home in the West, If We Can Just Follow the Oregon Trail to Get There Between 1840 and 1870 thousands-some experts say maybe as many as half a million-emigrants went West, following the Oregon, California, Mormon and Pony Express Trails that took them across the Grain Plains and to settlements in Oregon, Utah and Calif...
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Grand Teton

Snow Plowing of Teton Park Road Begins March 14

Snow Plowing of Teton Park Road Begins March 14 The annual snow plowing of the Teton Park Road in Grand Teton National Park will begin on Monday, March 14, 2011 weather depending.

As plowing operations get underway, recreation on the snow-packed trail will cease for the 2010/11 winter season. Park ...
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Arizona

Mussel-Infested Boat Quarantined at Glen Canyon Launch Area

Mussel-Infested Boat Quarantined at Glen Canyon Launch Area A vessel infested with live adult quagga mussels was prevented from launching on Lake Powell in Glen Canyon National Recreation Area on March 24 before the invasives could contaminate lake waters.

The mussels were discovered by an employee at Antelope...
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Nevada

BLM Asks Drivers to Watch Out for Nevada’s Red Rock Burros

BLM Asks Drivers to Watch Out for Nevada’s Red Rock Burros The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Southern Nevada District Office is asking motorists driving along state route 159 in the Red Rock area to be careful of wild burros.

In the past year, at least 11 burros have been hit and killed or sustained injurie...
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