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25-yard McNeilus M/A on a Freightliner Condor collecting garbage from a special event in Columbia Park in Kennewick, WA
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Thanks for following the September #conservationlands15 Social Media Takeover! The Day Ends with the Steens Mountain Wilderness in Oregon – a Must for Your Bucket List.
Steens Mountain rises as a sentinel in southeast Oregon’s high desert. Its broad summit plateau is topped by the state’s 8th-highest peak at 9,734 feet. “The Steens,” as locals know it, includes some of the wildest and most remote land left in Oregon. The 170,200-acre Steens Mountain Wilderness makes up the heart of the area and offers outstanding hiking, backpacking and horseback riding opportunities.
The Little Blitzen Gorge is one of several scenic trails in the wilderness. It climbs gradually for 8.5 miles along a stream to the headwall of the gorge, with the last mile becoming a cross-country adventure. Along the way, you’ll pass through wildflower meadows, massive cottonwood and aspen groves, and seasonal waterfalls dropping from the steep sides of the U-shaped gorge. Many existing campsites are available for overnight stays. Anglers that fish here and on the other streams flowing through the Steens’ deep gorges are rewarded with redband trout up to 18 inches in length.
The 52-mile Steens Mountain Backcountry Byway provides access along the wilderness boundary and spectacular views into the heart of the area, while the surrounding Steens Mountain Cooperative Protection and Management Area includes numerous overlooks and four developed campgrounds.
Each season offers its own rewards to area visitors. During early summer, wildflowers carpet area meadows; in the fall, aspen groves display their fiery yellow and orange leaves. While the higher elevations of the backcountry byway are usually not accessible until late June or early July depending on snowpack, the use season is longer at the lower elevations. Check with the BLM Burns District Office for current conditions.
Photos by Bob Wick, BLM
Yellow-headed blackbirds are a common bird and nest in the Huron Wetland Management District in South Dakota. Photo: Sandra Uecker\USFWS
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Farming and land management have changed the way the South Downs looks and is used over hundreds of years. Farming also helps to keep many of the special qualities of the park alive. Past agricultural practices have made some very valuable habitats including chalk downland and lowland heath.The open areas of treeless downland were created and used in the Neolithic and Bronze Ages. Large areas of woodland were cleared for grazing and then agriculture as settlements were made and developed.
During the Iron Age and Roman periods this landscape was then heavily farmed. Hill forts served as political and economic centres and later Roman villas looked after large estates.
Over hundreds of years the balance between chalk grassland, sheep grazing and arable cultivation has swung backwards and forwards depending on what is important and wanted at the time.
Hunting estates were set up as early as the Saxon period. The parkland landscapes that can be seen today in the area today mainly come from the Georgian period.
6-yard Front Load Dumpster for Single-Stream Recycling
Waste Management
Arlington, WA
August 2014
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Wittke Starlight Front-Loader on a Freightliner Condor chassis at Clayton Ward Recycling Co. in Kennewick, WA. dumping newspapers and magazines collected from public drop boxes in Kennewick and Richland, WA
Owned by: Hillsborough County Government - Solid Waste Management Department
Chassis: Mack CHU Pinnacle Axle-Forward
Body manufacturer: Unknown
Type of truck: Roll-off garbage truck
Additional notes: This truck is a tractor trailer roll-off that the county uses for the Community Collection Centers.
Location of photo: Hillsborough County, FL
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WMI Services Port-O-Let Decal
Waste Management
Finley, WA
March 2014
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67030 hauls the DBS Management train past Lathallen on its return from the Fife Circle, via Alloa and Edinburgh Park.
4-yard Front Load Dumpster
Waste Management
Kennewick, WA
December 2014
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