"ANCIENT" THING LIVING WITH US TODAY

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• Ghee Winslow

  

  Jan 23

  Ancient bristlecone pines slow forest thinning effort in Colorado as wildfire season nears

  denverpost.com - Bruce Finley

  Deep in the dark woods southwest of Fairplay, federal logging crews tasked with tree thinning to protect homeowners against megafires and restore …

• Ghee Winslow

  

  Jan 23

  The ancient trees at the heart of a case against the Crown

  BBC News - By Eloise Alanna

  A small indigenous community is fighting a historic land rights claim in Canada - and they are using ancient trees and famed British explorer Captain Cook's journal to help make their case. Wearing her red cedar hat and with a microphone in hand, Mellissa Jack stood in front of the British Columbia …

• Ghee Winslow

  

  Scotland's ancient trees catalogued for first time

  The Herald - Sandra Dick

  With watertight protection for Scotland’s ancient and veteran trees in sight, cataloguing them has become even more important. Amateur tree hunters …

• Ghee Winslow

  

  Use this 20W solar panel to run off-grid lights and more for just $34 (New low) in New Green Deals

  Electrek - Patrick Campanale

  If you have off-grid shed lights, a boat, or even just a watering setup, then today’s New Green Deal is a solid option to run those items. Designed to output up to 20W of power, this solar panel is on sale for $34 at Amazon, which saves $10 from its normal going rate and marks a new all-time low that …

• Ghee Winslow

  

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  Meet 5 Lazarus Species, Animals Once Presumed Extinct, But Alive and Well

  

  Curated byHowStuffWorks

  Sometimes organisms, thought to be long gone from the world, rise from extinction like Lazarus from the dead, though it is a rare occurrence. Meet five Lazarus species plus other endangered, extinct or presumed extinct animals.

• Ghee Winslow

  

  Book Review: Elderflora: A Modern History Of Ancient Trees

  Forbes - Rebecca Coffey

  University of Pennsylvania professor Jared Farmer (Trees in Paradise: The Botanical Conquest of California and On Zion’s Mount: Mormons, Indians, and the American Landscape) describes himself as a geohumanist and place-based historian. In his new book, Elderflora, Farmer wonders about Earth’s “oldest …