- The National Park Service is currently managing a park that contains giant sequoias.
- Research involving the National Park Service and partner institutions regarding sequoias was published in Nature Communications.
The National Park Service and an institute clashed over bioprospecting versus conservation missions in 2007.
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What happened
The National Park Service and an institute clashed over bioprospecting versus conservation missions in 2007.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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National Park Service
United States federal agency
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institute
organizational body created for a certain purpose
Related events
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- Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act, establishing the National Park Service.
- The National Environmental Education Foundation is coordinating the national observance of NPLD in partnership with the National Park Service.