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Paul Queneau

Paul Queneau

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Conservation Editor, Bugle

Missoula

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sur la politique politicienne

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Total articles 6

  • Conservation follows Calamity on Colorado’s Grand Mesa

    By Paul Queneau Verified, Jen Cable| Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation@ By Paul QueneauOn May 25, 2014, the longest landslide ever documented in Colorado rumbled down the side of the Grand Mesa, the largest flat top mountain in the world. Geologists estimate it may have hit 85 mph as an avalanche of rocks, mud and debris traveled nearly three miles down West Salt Creek southeast of the small town of Collbran in Mesa County, killing three ranchers working on an irrigation ditch along the creek.

    By Paul Queneau Verified, Jen Cable · Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

    Apr. 29, 2024

  • Four Years Running Pulling Wire Off the Hiawatha

    By Paul Queneau Verified| Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation@ By Paul Queneau, Bugle Conservation & Wildlife EditorDozens of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation volunteers from across the nation gathered in the high mountains of northern Idaho once again this year on June 26th and 27th to remove another section of elk-killing wire above a historic railroad-turned-bicycling destination. The Route of the Hiawatha scenic bike trail starts in Montana then immediately crosses into Idaho as it passes through the 1.6-mile St. Paul Pass Tunnel.

    By Paul Queneau Verified · Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

    Jul. 09, 2024

  • Four Years Running Pulling Wire Off the Hiawatha

    By Paul Queneau Verified| Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation@ By Paul Queneau, Bugle Conservation & Wildlife EditorDozens of Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation volunteers from across the nation gathered in the high mountains of northern Idaho once again this year on June 26th and 27th to remove another section of elk-killing wire above a historic railroad-turned-bicycling destination. The Route of the Hiawatha scenic bike trail starts in Montana then immediately crosses into Idaho as it passes through the 1.6-mile St. Paul Pass Tunnel.

    By Paul Queneau Verified · Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

    Jul. 09, 2024

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Bugle

Bugle is a digital training platform (SaaS) to onboard and train your customers, partners and team. Its simple UX makes it an agile solution to share knowledge and being available to your key people when they need it, wherever they are.

Missoula, United States

Founded: 2014