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-conservationlands15 Social Media Takeover, November, Top 15 Places to View Wildlife on National Conservation Lands (22596678359)
Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area, Wyoming The Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area (WSA) is known for ecological diversity along with outstanding geological and recreational characteristics. This Mountain range is fairly unknown outside of the state of Wyoming, but is popular with area hunters. Locally known for attaining the highest quality of wilderness characteristic of naturalness along with the overwhelming diversity found in this ecosystem Ferris Mountains WSA unit has gained what co
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Camp on Rock Creek. Carbon County, Wyoming - NARA - 516946
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Cave Creek Area of Critical Environmental Concern, Wyoming (15668547931)
Cave Creek ACEC, Wyoming The 240-acre Cave Creek Cave ACEC is located on public land in the Shirley Mountains of Carbon County, Wyoming. The Cave Creek Cave ACEC Management Plan was approved in December 2011 and provides the framework for the future management direction and appropriate use of the BLM-administered lands and resources. The management plan was developed to protect and preserve cave resource values, improve the quality and safety of visitor experiences and allow for scientific and
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DMJ Pick Bridge
Eastern end of the DMJ Pick Bridge, which carries Pick Bridge Road (County Road CN6-508) over the North Platte River near Saratoga in Carbon County, Wyoming, United States. Built in 1909, this Parker through truss bridge is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area (9314430691)
The Ferris Mountains WSA, in combination with its relatively large size, diversity and ruggedness, contains outstanding opportunities for a primitive and unconfined type of recreation. The WSA’s ridges, canyons, valleys and meadows offer outstanding opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping and backpacking. These opportunities are further enhanced because the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is proposed to run through a portion of the WSA. A climb to Ferris Peak offers an exceptional hi
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Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area (9314431743)
The Ferris Mountains WSA, in combination with its relatively large size, diversity and ruggedness, contains outstanding opportunities for a primitive and unconfined type of recreation. The WSA’s ridges, canyons, valleys and meadows offer outstanding opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping and backpacking. These opportunities are further enhanced because the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is proposed to run through a portion of the WSA. A climb to Ferris Peak offers an exceptional hi
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Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area (9314432213)
The Ferris Mountains WSA, in combination with its relatively large size, diversity and ruggedness, contains outstanding opportunities for a primitive and unconfined type of recreation. The WSA’s ridges, canyons, valleys and meadows offer outstanding opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping and backpacking. These opportunities are further enhanced because the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is proposed to run through a portion of the WSA. A climb to Ferris Peak offers an exceptional hi
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Ferris Mountain Wilderness Study Area (9317219178)
The Ferris Mountains WSA, in combination with its relatively large size, diversity and ruggedness, contains outstanding opportunities for a primitive and unconfined type of recreation. The WSA’s ridges, canyons, valleys and meadows offer outstanding opportunities for hiking, hunting, camping and backpacking. These opportunities are further enhanced because the Continental Divide National Scenic Trail is proposed to run through a portion of the WSA. A climb to Ferris Peak offers an exceptional hi
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Northeast of Reader Basin
West side of the Sierra Madre, northeast of Reader Basin 41.08456 -107.26951, Carbon County, Wyoming, 8 Jun 2022. Achillea millefolium, Arnica fulgens, Artemisia tridentata, Senecio integerrimus var. exaltatus, Taraxacum, Mertensia brevistyla, Boechera stricta, Noccaea fendleri, Symphoricarpos rotundifolius, Lupinus argenteus, Vicia americana, Geranium richardsonii, Hydrophyllum capitatum, Nemophila breviflora, Collinsia parviflora, Veronica biloba, Poa secunda, Microsteris gracilis gracilis, Ph
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