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The Nature Explorers Chiricahua Expedition
Chiricahua is a "Sky Island" region that supports a variety of wildlife, some of which are more commonly thought of as denizens of subtropical habitats in Mexico or Central America. Even in February with snow and temperatures as low as -10°F we still found a cornucopia of nature, like turkeys, woodpeckers, centipedes, pines, yuccas, agaves, and more.
The Nature Explorers Lassen Volcanic Region Expedition
We travel to the Lassen Volcanic Region to explore this high subalpine montane region just below the tree line, made up of vast conifer forests and rocky outcroppings. Here we observed a huge array of butterflies, moths, bees, and other insects pollinating flowers to ensure their continued survival.
The Nature Explorers Fossil Creek Expedition
Surrounded by canyon walls and mesas, Fossil Creek produces 20,000 gallons of water per minute which supports the surrounding diverse riparian ecosystem, comprised of birds, insects, aquatic lifeforms, plants, and many other speices. We also observed warm front snow storms lasting 24 hours from snow fall to complete snow melt.
The Nature Explorers South Los Padres Expedition
In this expedition we travel to South Los Padres National forest, 25 miles north of Los Angeles California. This diverse eco-system is situated just outside one of the largest cities in the world, but it's amazing what the Piru Creek and surrounding Echo Valley ecosystem has to offer.
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