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Seward Journal, Seward, Alaska
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Who has the oldest mammoth bone? How do you get rid of invasive tree species? Is that police car really a police car, or just a cardboard cutout? Join us as we explore these questions in Seward, Alaska. Plus, a special guest on the origin of this podcast, and why, for some reason, we three goofuses thought this would be a good idea.
This episode, we read from the following articles in the Seward Journal:
“Safety Bear Police Decoy Slows Moose Pass Speeders” by Sam McDavid (Sep. 16, 2022).
“Have You Seen These Trees: Chokecherry, Alaska’s Pretty Problem Plant” from the Kenai Peninsula Cooperative Invasive Species Management Area (Sep. 12, 2022).
“Adopt a Woolly Mammoth and Win!” by Ned Rozell (Sep. 7, 2022).
Thank you to special guest Oren Izenberg for joining us this week.
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