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WHY= THE NAVY HAS A FOREST IN THE MIDWEST
Thursday, June 30, 2022
In today’s World Asteroid Day= newsletter, w= e discover how the Navy got a forest in Indiana= , find that Yellowstone’s animals may thrive after historic floo= ds, encou= nter pandas … and leaf through enchanting early photograp= hs of U=2ES=2E national parks=2E
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PHOTOGRAPHS BY LUKE = SHARRETT

How does “Old Ironsides,” the legendary 225-year-old warship= formally known as U=2ES=2ES=2E Constitution, get the fine white oak to rep= lace its old timbers? There’s a Navy-managed forest in Indiana for t= hat=2E

The sprawling Midwest installation, the only U=2ES=2E forest= managed by the Navy to support its fleet, was set up in the 1930s to store= weapons and ammo safe from enemy seaborne attack=2E The forestry wing is n= ow a model of sustainable tree growth, and the sale of additional timber he= lps fund it=2E Some of that waterproof wood is sold to Kentucky distillers = to make casks for bourbon=2E

“Forest management, when done p= roperly, can provide you a resource forever,” Tre= nt Osmon, the environmental manager at the naval installation, tel= ls Nat Geo=2E “It’s renewable=2E But if you clear-cut an enti= re forest and build a Walmart parking lot, well, that’s it for that = forest=2E”

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Good wood: U=2ES=2E Navy forester Rod McGriff (pictured above) surveys a = white oak marked with blue paint for eventual harvest in Crane, Indiana=2E = Oak lumber from forest helps maintain the historic U=2ES=2ES=2E Constitutio= n, the world’s oldest commissioned vessel (pictured a= t top in Boston)=2E

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PHOTO OF THE DAY
PHOTOGRAPH BY @AMIVITALE
Panda Love: That’s the name of Nat Geo = Explorer and photographer Ami Vitale&#x= 2019;s book on the survival of what she calls “charming creatures=2E= ” Giant panda populations have grown from only 1,100 worldwide in 19= 90 to more than 1,800 today, thanks to massive efforts from China and the i= nternational community=2E Still up in the air: whether the threatened speci= es will be able to roam freely in shrinking wild habitats or be limited to = protected reserves, Nat Geo r= eports=2E Vitale’s image above, posted on our Instagram page two weeks ago= , has been liked by more than 400,000 followers=2E
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SEE THE PANDAS

STORIES WE’= RE FOLLOWING
Historic Yellowstone floods bring renewal despite destruc= tion
This is one of the asteroids most likely to= hit Earth=2E (Related: The ‘sma= ll wonders’ of the solar system)
= The race to save these endangered lion ‘holdouts’
Can young people—or anyone—overcome anxiety about climate= change?
The long-buried secrets in the Maya ruins o= f Palenque
What you should know about bald eagles
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
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PHOTOGRAPH BY KILIII Y=C3=9CYAN
‘We are here’: The courts have c= ome around=2E The histories are being rewritten=2E And in parts of Native A= merican land, the totem poles are coming back=2E Tla-o-qui-aht artist Joe Martin= , who is helping build a pole in his hometown in British Columbia,= says a totem signifies, “We are here=2E This is our space=2E”= ; Throughout North America, Indigenous people are defining sovereignty, fro= m greater responsibility for their security to the development of cultural = heritage, National Geographic reports in our Jul= y issue=2E Margo Robbins (pictur= ed above), a basket weaver and member of the Yurok people, co-founded = the Indigenous Peoples Burning Network, which teaches fire-setting techniqu= es to maintain the landscape as her ancestors did=2E
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LAST GLIMPSE
PHOTOGRAPH BY GEO=2E= W=2E GRIFFITH, LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
Enchanting: That’s the description for = this set of early images from U=2ES=2E national parks=2E They include this = couple (pictured above around 1902), obviously with lit= tle fear of heights, standing 3,000 feet above the ground at Yosemiteȁ= 9;s Overhanging Rock=2E The jutting boulder sits on Glacier Point, which of= fers sweeping views of California’s Yosemite Valley=2E Skip the holi= day traffic to parks—and c= atch these views from your smartphone or computer=2E
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