Field journal, v4159
Page 85
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Transcription
Grand Canyon Nov. 5, 1938. Out toward Coconino Basin, we went through several miles of low junipers, and then into open range country, ideal for antelope. The grass is abundant. Practically, the only yellow- pine belt of any consideration on the South Rim is that in the Timberline area. Perhaps, when it is cut over, it might be more available for public acquisition and would provide wider protection for animals and bird life on this side. Cutting, as it is being done, will not damage the area for park purposes.