From July 29th to August 5th, I had the chance to go to Bryce Canyon, one of the National Parks located in Utah. I had the chance to explore and learn about the geological formations, ecosystem, tourism, astronomy, and so much more.
On this trip, I was able to help dig up an invasive species in the area named bull thistle. This was one of my favorite parts of the trip. I have been involved in invasive species removal along the Appalachian Trail, so this project meant a little more than just learning about the new environment that I was in. I had the chance to help protect native plant species, which is sometimes looked over because of the need to protect our animals. We have to keep in mind that our plants are just as important to protect.
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