Gary Raham
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Bison at home on the Soapstone range
By R. Gary Raham “The bison are really thriving at Soapstone right now,” said wildlife biologist Matt McCollum near the pens housing…
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Caffeine: What’s in it for the coffee plant?
Caffeine: What’s in it for the coffee plant? By R. Gary Raham Ah…that first cup of coffee each day! It…
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Benefits abound if we can stomach insects
By Gary Raham Today, people often freak out when insects arrive at a picnic, but sometime—perhaps soon—such once unwelcome guests…
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Ants: those other horticulturists
The total global biomass of all species of ants equals ours By R. Gary Raham Humans can (and do) take…
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Soapstone celebrates its 10th anniversary July 13
Soapstone Prairie Natural Area R. Gary Raham Soapstone Prairie Natural Area and Red Mountain Open Space celebrate their first decade…
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Magpies and other birdbrains
By R. Gary Raham The western black-billed magpie, Pica hudsonia, with his tuxedo-like black and white coloring, long tail, and…
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The Oasis on Eisenhower has a long history in Loveland
By R. Gary Raham Jason Novak and Lindsay Rairdon purchased a piece of Loveland history in 2018 when they acquired…
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Brain science at Wellington Middle School
By R. Gary Raham Ever held a human brain in your hands? The students at Wellington Middle School did on…
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Reconstructing Fort Collins’ history using a pocket Kodak, a sabre, and a diary
By R. Gary Raham Two Fort Collins men, Brian Carroll and Mike Viney, have resurrected important episodes in the life…
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Taking the Pulse of the Poudre 2019
By R. Gary Raham It’s important to pick metaphors carefully. Writers try to explain complex subjects in few words and…