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    • March/April 2010

    2010 March/April

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    After you rappel 75 feet into Zion National Park's Heaps Canyon, there's no going back.
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    Slickrock Redemption

    It's easier to get into Heaps Canyon than to get out

    By Shane Farver

    March 8, 2010

    Left: As pre-trip inspiration, climber Micah Dash kept an image of Mt. Edgar's imposing eastern face on his computer desktop for a full year. Right: This photo of Dash (left) and Johnson was found in Copp's camera after the bodies were recovered.
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    Cinema Vertigo

    When climbers die, is the camera partly to blame?

    By Emmett Berg

    March 28, 2010

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    Jeff Corwin, television host, animal advocate, and author
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    "We are hardwired to be explorers"

    Interview by Jennifer Weeks

    March 8, 2010

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