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This is a new social trail, that I first noticed in July, 2023.
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Other articles:
• Social Trail (N. Wash. OS):
at new social trail;
• Field Notes:
12 Sep 2023;
Locations:
Schweich Hill.
 Upper end of the new social trail.
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Junction: Social Trail, over the top of the hill.
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Literature Cited:
- Primack, Richard B., and Carina Terry, 2021.
Other articles:
• Field Notes:
6 Sep 2023;
 Middle of new social trail, looking uphill.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
6 Sep 2023;
 Middle of new social trail, looking downhill.
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Other articles:
• Field Notes:
5 Sep 2023;
 Lower end of new social trail.
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Junction: Lower Social Trail
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Literature Cited
A list of all literature cited by this web site can be found in the Bibliography.
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Primack, Richard B., and Carina Terry. 2021.
New social trails made during the pandemic increase fragmentation of an urban protected area.
Biological Conservation.
No. .
Link to external document.
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Date and time this article was prepared:
12/9/2024 7:26:58 PM
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Eastern Mojave Vegetation