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 * ======** The Badlands of South Dakota **======

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is a National Park that is celebrated for its beauty and unique quality. The Park holds a wealth of distinctive landforms created by unconsolidated sediment and weathering, along with one of the world's most important collections of early Cenozoic megafauna fossils. Just like many other National Parks, this area in South Dakota is being affected by global climate change. Click on the following link to discover how the Badlands is changing with a warming climate. [|day3student.rtf] ====== ||
 * // The students in these pictures all attended the KFE 2010 trip - in exploring the Badlands of South Dakota, the students were able to climb on hoodoos, look for fossils, and explore differential weathering first-hand //** ||
 * [[image:badlandshike2.JPG width="293" height="226"]] || [[image:badlandsladder.JPG width="190" height="278" align="center"]] ||
 * [[image:badlandslecture.JPG width="300" height="207"]] || [[image:badlandslecture2.JPG width="304" height="210"]] ||
 * [[image:badlandslindsey.JPG width="302" height="206"]] || [[image:badlandspics.JPG width="272" height="212"]] ||