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Topic: RSS FeedCameras to aid in trail preservation; Volunteers hope digital images will document range of wildlife.(METROPOLITAN)
Washington Times, The, February, 2008
Byline: Sterling Meyers, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Volunteers with digital cameras will soon search part of the Appalachian Trail to collect information about animals and habitat that will help preserve the landmark for future generations.
"Fifteen to 20 years from now, [researchers will] look back on trends that have developed to find out how we can best manage the environment," said Laura Belleville, regional director of the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.
About 100 volunteers will participate in the Smithsonian/Appalachian Trail Conservation project, including some ...
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