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Nature Calls in Jamaica Bay
By Brigid Bergin | September 19th, 2007 | 
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- Published in: The New York Daily News
WILD LIFE: John-Kaarli Rentof, 12, makes a friend at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge.
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Volunteers raced against the clock to collect, identify and count as many living things as they could find in 24 hours at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge recently.
The 250 nature enthusiasts — ages 2 to 81 — hiked the 9,000-acre grounds armed with butterfly nets and binoculars as part of the park’s first BioBlitz, organized by Queens College and the Jamaica Bay Institute.
The tally: 665 species, including birds, mammals, insects and fish.
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