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The environment needs to be more like rest stops out west and less like rest stops in the east. If you know what I'm sayin.
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glowing-fish posted:I didn't know this, but I used to go to Adirondack Park every night, when I lived in Vermont just across the river from its eastern edge. At the time, I never thought of it as a park, but if it serves all of the functions of a park, is it a park? Are you saying you didn't know that it was a park or you didn't know that you went there every night? To answer your question a park is a state of mind, not a physical place.
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Jun 7, 2017 18:46
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glowing-fish posted:What type of wildlife do you work with? Gonna disagree with you on this one. I can't keep wolverines out of my garbage at my house (live in Wisconsin).
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Jun 8, 2017 04:06
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glowing-fish posted:There were 12 confirmed wolverine sightings in Wisconsin in the 1800s, 2 confirmed sightings between 1900 and 1930, and there has not been a confirmed wild wolverine in Wisconsin for over 80 years: Who is the authority that confirms wolverine sightings because I need to talk to them immediately.
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Jun 8, 2017 18:50
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glowing-fish posted:I think it is necessary to differentiate between wilderness and nature, mostly because people who have never been in a wilderness area seem to literally not be aware that it exists. I myself have never been in a wilderness area and I am skeptical of its existence. If wilderness exists how come I haven't seen it?
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Jun 14, 2017 17:51
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Biodiversity is intrinsically good and it's also good for humans because we learn more about life itself and we benefit from the knowledge attained from studying other life forms. Only exception is those pandas that struggle so much to gently caress. They need to die.
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