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“One rarely discerns the quiet, elusive beauty of boglands from above.”
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“Buffering the space between forest and river, boglands refuse to be defined as either land or water.”
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“Neither liquid nor solid, the soft peat layers formed in bogs and fens set them apart from all other ecosystems.”
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“While small, scattered wetlands are common across Alaska, broad river floodplains are particularly plentiful.”
“Boglands form from the overwhelming triumph of death: the laying down over thousands of years of organic matter as peat.”
“How many times have my feet carried me to the top of this slope, so steep that the bottom disappears from view?”