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by Gary Machlis, and Marcia McNutt Parks for science by Gary Machlis, and Marcia McNutt Science Volume 348(6241):1291-1291 June 19, 2015 Published by AAAS

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Black Sand Basin, Yellowstone National Park“There is a strong and positive feedback loop between ‘parks for science’ and ‘science for parks.’”. Black Sand Basin, Yellowstone National Park“There is a strong and positive feedback loop between ‘parks for science’ and ‘science for parks.’” Gary Machlis, and Marcia McNutt Science 2015;348:1291 Published by AAAS