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Friday, January 4, 2013
A Cold Crossing
A frosty update from Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo—yesterday’s survey turned up these raccoon tracks on the ice. Things have slowed down for the season, but there’s still activity to spot out here!
Mason Fidino
Mason Fidino is coordinator of wildlife management for Lincoln Park Zoo's Urban Wildlife Institute.
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Interesting and Happy New Year! 
Thank you--same to you! 
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Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo
By transforming the South Pond into Nature Boardwalk, Lincoln Park Zoo has created an urban ecosystem in the heart of the city. Enjoy a virtual view as native plants and animals establish themselves in this rare refuge.
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As coordinator of wildlife management, Mason chronicles the bugs, birds, fish, insects, mammals and more that make their homes at Nature Boardwalk.
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