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Jewel Cave National Monument
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Jewel Cave National Monument encompasses 1275 acres of ponderosa pine forest and hosts a rich diversity of native plants.  The Monument also contains many introduced non-native plant species. Controlling the spread of invasive exotic species is a primary objective of resource management at Jewel Cave.
Canada thistle
Exotic Plant Management
Controlling invasive weeds
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Gunnison's mariposa lilly
Wildflowers
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Bird Bath Conulite  

Did You Know?
Jewel Cave is world renowned for its crystal-lined passages and rare cave formations such as hydromagnesite balloons and conulites.

Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 EST