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Weinmann and Baron in RMNP

By Fort Collins Science Center
two researchers sit on a plank over a rushing stream, forest and grasses in the background
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Tim Weinmann and Jill Baron analyze water samples in the Loch Vale Watershed. Photo by Emily Sierra for The Long Haul · National Parks Conservation Association (npca.org).

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Photo by Emily Sierra.

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