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Citizen scientists needed to survey local amphibians for national database
Chattanooga Zoo offers free training for volunteers
By
Mary Barnett
Not since the dinosaurs have we faced such a large possible extinction of species with frogs and toads. Audible surveys are needed in Chattanooga and across the country for scientists to track and study population trends.
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St. Elmo seed exchange offers gardeners free, rare and heirloom varieties
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Photos: Renovations underway at Memorial Auditorium's Community Theatre
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Magic Johnson starting TV network targeting blacks
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