National Parks
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| Originally published | August 2005 |
| Authors | Lisa Trutkoff Trumbauer |
| Genres | Children's Non-fiction Literature |
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| ID | 2571344 |
About National Parks
Provides an introduction to the some of the national parks found in the United States including Yellowstone National Park, Redwood National Park, and the Grand Canyon National Park.
Climate crisis: Three women helping wildlife survive
... Soon after graduating she became Uganda s first wildlife vet, working with Uganda National Parks, which later became the Uganda Wildlife Authority...
England to get new national park as part of nature plan
... Some environmentalists gave the news a cautious welcome, as government funding for National Parks has fallen in real terms, forcing service and staff cuts...
Wales' new national park: Plan to create country's fourth
...By Steffan MessengerBBC Wales environment correspondentWales already has three National Parks, but plans for another one are being considered...
China's Belt and Road Initiative: Kenya and a railway to nowhere
... The four-and-a-half hour journey gives her the bonus of watching wildlife along the way as the railway cuts through National Parks, she says...
Sapling at Sycamore Gap removed by National Trust
... " Earlier, actor and former president of the Council for National Parks Brian Blessed He said it would improve chances of the stump growing into a new tree, adding it would " talk to it, it will help it...
Sycamore Gap: Brian Blessed says cut down tree 'not dead'
... The 86-year-old former president of the Council for National Parks said it would give the stump " company" helping it to regrow...
Government shutdown only hours away in Washington DC
... The fourth shutdown to occur over the past decade, it could significantly affect everything from air travel to National Parks and marriage licenses...
Brazil: 14 killed after plane crashes in Amazon
... Barcelos is a popular tourist destination as it lies close to several National Parks...
Sycamore Gap: Brian Blessed says cut down tree 'not dead'
By Jim ScottBBC News
Robin Hood actor Brian Blessed has urged park bosses to plant another Tree near the felled Sycamore Gap landmark.
The 86-year-old former president of The Council for National Parks said it would give the stump " company" helping it to regrow.
The Northumberland Tree , which featured in the 1991 film Robin Hood : Price of Thieves,
Blessed said it was " beyond comprehension" and he believed it was not dead.
The Actor , who starred in The Film as Robin Hood 's father Lord Locksley , said he was hopeful something could grow in its place.
" It will survive and it will be very bushy, " he told told The Bbc 's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg programme.
" You know, give it company and plant another Tree a good 200 yards or 300 yards to keep it company, it Will Talk to it, it will help it. "
He Said he was " heartbroken" to find the " deeply honoured Tree " had been felled.
" There was a wonderful Sycamore Tree . . They 're wonderful with their Big Leaves and someone has cut it down.
" People have gone there and it brought joy to them, people have left their ashes there when They 've died, They 've got married there, and all kinds of lovely events have taken place. "
The National Trust which looks after The Site alongside The Park Authority said it, along with Northumberland National Park ,
Manager Andrew Poad previously said the stump was " healthy" where new shoots grow from the trunk's base.
There is a which Northumberland National Park said was protected from The Local sheep by a circular wall.
The National Trust has since urged people to stop visiting The Site while agencies assess The Tree and take seeds and clippings.
in connection with the felling, while was released on bail.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
