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Comment: The happy students from Hermosa 2005 at the beginning of a backpacking trek into the Aldo Leopold WIlderness, where we surveyed the unknown small mammal community with the help of a pack train.
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Animasnew * View down the Animas Valley, another valley on the Ladder Ranch. Photo courtesy of Nathan Sermonis * 2048 x 1536 * (779KB)

Mike 2005-10-23 - Fish Shocking 6 * The class assists US Fish & WIldlife Service efforts to survey fish in Animas Creek. Photo courtesy of Mike Evette * 880 x 584 * (219KB)

GilaRiver * The Gila River is the only remaining undammed river in New Mexico, but for how long? * 2272 x 1704 * (700KB)

Alicia spadefoot toad * A spadefoot toad (Scaphiopus sp.) enjoys the students' attention. Photo courtesy of Alicia Rowe * 2272 x 1704 * (1.43MB)
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KMT Group backpacking2 * And so it began.. * 1704 x 2272 * (683KB)

Angel P9180079 * View along the backpacking trail. Photo courtesy of Angel Cruz * 2272 x 1704 * (887KB)

Angel P9180089 * A burned area encountered along the trail. Photo courtesy of Angel Cruz * 2272 x 1704 * (897KB)

ANgel Sept10 * Midday post-lunch nap before resuming the climb. Photo courtesy of Angel Cruz * 1080 x 810 * (218KB)

Alicia Jornado Bat Cave4 * The Jornada Bat Cave on the Armendaris Ranch, where millions of Mexican free-tailed bats (Tadarida brasiliensis) spend their summer. Photo courtesy of Alicia Rowe * 2272 x 1704 * (1.2MB)
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