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Utah Outdoors

16,056 Outdoor Enthusiasts | Salt Lake City,
Photo of Utah OutdoorsOrganized by Bryant Shoblom
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Toronto Nature Lovers

13,381 Nature Lovers | Toronto,
Photo of Toronto Nature LoversOrganized by Murray Shields
Pretty White-throated sparrow
Barred Owl
 Handfeeding a Gray Jay
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Bogotá Senderismo en la naturaleza Meetup

11,506 Caminantes del Retorno | Bogotá,
Photo of Bogotá Senderismo en la naturaleza MeetupOrganized by Caminantes del Retorno
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Northwest Nature Hikes, Workshops, Camps & Classes

7,312 Nature Hikers | Renton,
Photo of Northwest Nature Hikes, Workshops, Camps & ClassesOrganized by Chris Chisholm
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SHOOTERZ - Photography and Filming Community of Australia

7,218 Sydney Shooterz | Sydney,
Photo of SHOOTERZ - Photography and Filming Community of AustraliaOrganized by Avs Kumar
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Reedy Creek Hiking, Exploration, & Wellness

6,924 Outdoors people | Charlotte,
Photo of Reedy Creek Hiking, Exploration, & WellnessOrganized by Joli Reynolds
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Traveller

6,684 Traveller | Mumbai,
Photo of TravellerOrganized by Anson Kalavarayil
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Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge

6,654 Members | Minneapolis,
Photo of Minnesota Valley National Wildlife RefugeOrganized by Minnesota Valley Refuge Friends
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Contemplative Hiking Society

6,091 Contemplatives | Portland,
Photo of Contemplative Hiking SocietyOrganized by Anna
Serviceberry smells nasty and always looks like it just woke up, but its nutritious fruit feeds the forest.
Heartleaf Arnica does a fabulous sunflower impression in the forest shadows.
Mahaleb Cherry is an invasive understory tree that nonetheless smells fantastic and looks like a cross between a plum and cherry.
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Open Space Appreciation Hiking Enthusiasts

5,153 Visitors | San Jose,
Photo of Open Space Appreciation Hiking EnthusiastsOrganized by Open Space Authority