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The mission of the Nature Strollers. Is to support parents and grandparents in their role as primary interpreters of nature for their families; to provide opportunities for families to enjoy unstructured time outdoors; to familiarize families with local trails, refuges, sanctuaries and preserves; and to develop networks among families with a common interest in nature. Blog on temporary hiatus. The Strollers Celebrate the Vernal Equinox on the . Secret Messages and Hidden Gems. No, She Doesnt Sting! Lucki.CONTENT
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The Haines Highway curves past Three Guardsmen Lake at the Three Guardsmen Peaks. Spectacular scenery all around, at the high point of the pass. Following a tip in Birdfinding in BC. A recent publication by Russell and Richard Cannings, we stopped for a hike into Tatshenshini-Alsek Provincial Park. On the other side of the deep gully, a mother Moose with two calves. Grazed far above the river below. An intricately textured patch of alpine-azalea.
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