Variations in the historic landscape and wildlife around Agate Fossil Beds is the topic of next in a continuing series of talks this weekend at the National Monument here.
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HARRISON, Neb. – Variations in the historic landscape and wildlife around Agate Fossil Beds is the topic of the next program in a continuing series of talks this weekend at the National Monument here.
“My, Things Have Changed” is the June 25 Niobrara Meanderings Talk and Walk at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Park Ranger Ray Pilgrim will lead the net in the Sunday Afternoon Talks series at
the site.