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National Monuments
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument protects one of the longest and most continuous records of evolutionary change in North America. Scientists have unearthed countless fossils of land plants and animals dating back 6 to 54 million years as well as evidence of the dramatic climatic changes that have occurred. |
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Oregon Caves National Monument offers opportunities to explore a marble cave, as well as hike trails through ancient forests. Oregon Caves is located in Southern Oregon, near the California State border, in the Siskiyou Mountains. This region has among the country’s highest biodiversities per acre. The high rate of biodiversity is due to the diverse temperatures, moisture regimes, climates, and bedrock that make up the various habitats in the area. |
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April 19 -27, 2008 is National Park Week. Specific Activities at Mount Rushmore National Monument during National Park Week include: April 24: Regional Fifth Grade Classes To Participate in Stations About Ideas of Freedom Expressed By Modern Presidents For more details about the activities taking place at this National Park, visit the Mount Rushmore National Monument website. |
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April 19 -27, 2008 is National Park Week. Specific Activities at Effigy Mounds National Monument during National Park Week include: April 19: Bird and Nature Walk |
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April 19 -27, 2008 is National Park Week. Specific Activities at Lava Beds National Monument during National Park Week include: April 22: Special field trips for sixth grade students to the Great Basin area and the Mushpot Cave. Students will conduct various activities that include measurement, exploration, discovery, and an appreciation for the natural resources at Lava Beds National Monument. |
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April 19 -27, 2008 is National Park Week. Specific activities at Cabrillo National Monument during National Park Week include: April 26: Junior Ranger Day Activities: For information call 619-523-4562 For more details about the activities taking place at this National Monument, visit the Cabrillo National Monument website. |
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