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© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
King Mountain, at 5,265 feet, has been designated by the Bureau of Land Management as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). Many ACECs are created to help preserve diversity of plants and animals and protect areas with a unique habitat or feature of national significance. The King Mountain Rock Garden ACEC has been established to protect two sensitive plants found within this 90 acre area, the Siskiyou Missionbells (Fritillaria glauca) and the Umpqua phacelia (Phacelia verna). An abundance of other wildflowers, wildlife viewing, spectacular views, and the unique terrain make this a great area to explore. Spring is the best time of year to visit the ACEC when wildflowers are in full bloom.
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=369
Inderdaad, in Beringen-Mijn is zelfs met elektrische traktie gereden. Hier zie je wat er nog overblijft van zo'n elektrische lok. Daarachter een onderdelentrein met verschillende types wagons. Deze lok is ooit bij ACEC in Charleroi gebouwd. 15 november'09.
© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
King Mountain, at 5,265 feet, has been designated by the Bureau of Land Management as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). Many ACECs are created to help preserve diversity of plants and animals and protect areas with a unique habitat or feature of national significance. The King Mountain Rock Garden ACEC has been established to protect two sensitive plants found within this 90 acre area, the Siskiyou Missionbells (Fritillaria glauca) and the Umpqua phacelia (Phacelia verna). An abundance of other wildflowers, wildlife viewing, spectacular views, and the unique terrain make this a great area to explore. Spring is the best time of year to visit the ACEC when wildflowers are in full bloom.
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=369
King Mountain, at 5,265 feet, has been designated by the Bureau of Land Management as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). Many ACECs are created to help preserve diversity of plants and animals and protect areas with a unique habitat or feature of national significance. The King Mountain Rock Garden ACEC has been established to protect two sensitive plants found within this 90 acre area, the Siskiyou Missionbells (Fritillaria glauca) and the Umpqua phacelia (Phacelia verna). An abundance of other wildflowers, wildlife viewing, spectacular views, and the unique terrain make this a great area to explore. Spring is the best time of year to visit the ACEC when wildflowers are in full bloom.
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=369
King Mountain, at 5,265 feet, has been designated by the Bureau of Land Management as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). Many ACECs are created to help preserve diversity of plants and animals and protect areas with a unique habitat or feature of national significance. The King Mountain Rock Garden ACEC has been established to protect two sensitive plants found within this 90 acre area, the Siskiyou Missionbells (Fritillaria glauca) and the Umpqua phacelia (Phacelia verna). An abundance of other wildflowers, wildlife viewing, spectacular views, and the unique terrain make this a great area to explore. Spring is the best time of year to visit the ACEC when wildflowers are in full bloom.
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=369
© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
The Conway Summit ACEC is managed by the Bishop FO and is located adjacent to U. S. 395 so offers some of the most accessible and spectacular fall color viewing areas anywhere in CA. The backdrop is formed by 12,000 ft. peaks of the Ansel Adams Wilderness and Yosemite National Park. The last of the color will probably last through this weekend unless rain/snow knocks off the leaves. Photo by Bob Wick, BLM.
King Mountain, at 5,265 feet, has been designated by the Bureau of Land Management as an Area of Critical Environmental Concern (ACEC). Many ACECs are created to help preserve diversity of plants and animals and protect areas with a unique habitat or feature of national significance. The King Mountain Rock Garden ACEC has been established to protect two sensitive plants found within this 90 acre area, the Siskiyou Missionbells (Fritillaria glauca) and the Umpqua phacelia (Phacelia verna). An abundance of other wildflowers, wildlife viewing, spectacular views, and the unique terrain make this a great area to explore. Spring is the best time of year to visit the ACEC when wildflowers are in full bloom.
www.blm.gov/or/resources/recreation/site_info.php?siteid=369
© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
© ACEC Radio, Television, Tape Recorder Brochure by courtesy of Mark Meijster, Amsterdam, The Netherlands