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Mud Devil, Allegheny Alligator, Water Dog, Walking Catfish, Old Lasagna Sides, Snot Otter …

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Mud Devil, Allegheny Alligator, Water Dog, Walking Catfish, Old Lasagna Sides, Snot Otter … or whatever you want to call them!

Eastern hellbender salamanders are North America’s largest amphibian that live entirely in water and hide under submerged rocks in Ohio’s pristine streams. These incredible species, which are both prehistoric and mysterious are in serious need of our support, as their populations have been driven to the brink of extinction in Ohio and neighboring states. Gregg Lipps, Conservation Biologist, discusses the important role that both the Columbus Zoo

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Plaster Work | Province House Conservation | Parks Canada

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Province House National Historic Site is currently undergoing an extensive conservation project.

The conservation project presents the unique challenge of rehabilitating the structure, while respecting its heritage character-defining elements.

One of the most creative types of restoration project work is the
traditional plaster on the walls and decorative elements inside the building.

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Saving Endangered Whitebark Pine | Field Notes | Parks Canada

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Ever heard of a cone cage or climbing gear being used to save a tree?

Whitebark pine trees are struggling to survive — but Parks Canada is stepping in to help. From snowy mountaintops to seed-saving missions, our crew is working hard to give this endangered tree a fighting chance.

See how we’re protecting this vital species.

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