by canyonweb22 | Jan 22, 2025 | Uncategorized
Does it snow at the Grand Canyon? Well, it kind of depends on where you are. Are you on the rim? Are you at the river? Where along the canyon are you. To start, there is a major elevation change between the rim and the river. Secondly, the geologic formation that is...
by canyonweb22 | Jan 19, 2025 | Uncategorized
The Colorado river is 1400 miles long and historically has carried a very large silt an sediment load. The result is red or muddy water. The old saying from back in the mid 1800’s from frontier settlers moving west and looking for water was that the Colorado...
by canyonweb22 | Apr 24, 2020 | Uncategorized
One of the telltale signs of spring in northern Michigan is the sweet fragrant aroma wafting through the air of the blooming Lilac bushes. These hearty bushes produce a beautiful purple flower that is common in this region. Mackinac Island even hosts a Lilac festival...
by canyonweb22 | Apr 6, 2020 | Uncategorized
Well, if you saw it in Michigan, it was more than likely a Bobcat. That’s because the Canada Lynx is classified as a threatened species in Michigan with very few reported sighting over the last 40 years. Of these, most occurred in the Upper peninsula. In March...
by canyonweb22 | Apr 3, 2020 | Uncategorized
Baby’s Breath is the most abundant invasive plant species found within Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lake Shore. Native to Europe and commonly found in home gardens and used as a filler flower in store bought bouquets, Baby’s Breath can today be found in...
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