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Sacred Lake of the Māori in New Zealand National Park Under Threat of Becoming Polluted: Visitor Contamination to Blame
Its name, Rotomairewhenua, was given by the Ngāti Apa, a local Māori tribe. The name’s meaning: the lake of peaceful lands. To New Zealanders, and to the Māori, the small body of water is sacred and ...
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The 10 Most Incredible National Parks Outside the U.S., According to T+L's A-List Advisors
She edits stories with a focus on outdoor and adventure travel, as well as Canada, Northern Europe, and the Southeastern U.S. If you've checked a few of America's favorite national parks off your ...
The National Interest10d
About The National Interest
The National Interest is an award-winning online publication focusing on defense issues, national security, military affairs and hardware, foreign policy, and U.S. politics. The National Interest ...
Crime14d
Parks and Recreation cast now - from tragedy to award wins and Marvel fame
Parks and Recreation, one of NBC's most cherished sitcoms, is known for its fantastic ensemble of characters that kept audiences hooked. The series aired from April 2009 to February 2015, spanning ...
independent.co.ug24d
Turkana community denied voter registration in Moroto
Moroto, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | The Turkana community living in Moroto District, Uganda, has been denied voter registration and issuance of National IDs, as the Electoral Commission and the ...
National Parks Traveler28d
National Park Service Takes Steps Towards Allowing Mining In Lake Clark NP
Still, Alaskan advocates are concerned. The [National Parks Conservation Association] and our partners are committed to protecting Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, America’s Bear Coast and the ...
USA Today29d
National Park Service Director Chuck Sams made history, but he’s focused on parks' future
National parks aren't just places.What you should know about the people. I'm continuing to be impressed every day by the National Park Service staff. They understand the work that we do because we ...