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My Journey with NOAA s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries

My Journey with NOAA s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries
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It s no joke -- thunder wakes the peepers and brings good crops of corn and hay

It s no joke thunder wakes the peepers and brings good crops of corn and hay CNN 1 day ago © Photo Illustration/Alberto Mier/CNN Spring is in full swing, and like the weather, so are the thunderous weather-themed proverbs. As we start April, you may have not heard these next two weather proverbs, but they still ring true today. If it thunders on All Fools Day, it brings good crops of corn and hay, and The first thunder of the year awakens all the frogs. The thunder and frogs called spring peepers officially sound the trumpets of spring.

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It s no joke -- thunder wakes the peepers and brings good crops of corn and hay

It s no joke -- thunder wakes the peepers and brings good crops of corn and hay
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Saving local biodiversity in the South through community partnerships

Saving local biodiversity in the South through community partnerships John Maerz Written by Leonor Sierra Published 12.09.20 It was a fall night, 10 years ago, and John Maerz was in the Appalachian Mountains of western North Carolina for his first night of work on a new project. In the dark on the wet forest floor, he was looking for salamanders. When he caught one, he tagged it with a special “tattoo” and released it. One of them was no more than 3-months old and less than an inch long. Only a fraction of animals this small will survive to adulthood, so Maerz didn’t have expectation he would see this animal again.

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