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BioBlitz Finds 2,300+ Species in Golden Gate Parks | National Geographic
Rain doesn't stop the BioBlitz. Citizen scientists scoured the waters and grounds of Golden Gates National Parks, from Muir Woods to the Presidio, for all the plant, animal, and insect species they could find in a 24-hour period. They found 2,304 species, surpassing the record. More than 80 species were new to the parks' species list. And at least 15 species were identified as threatened.
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BioBlitz Finds 2,300+ Species in Golden Gate Parks | National Geographic
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Published Apr 4, 2014