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Kylie Mohr

  • Correspondent, High Country News
  • Environmental Journalist, Freelance
  • Contributing National Parks Editor, Big Sky Country, SFGate
  • None, Freelance, High Country News, SFGate
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As seen in: High Country News, SFGate, MSN, MSN UK, The New York Times, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, The Guardian, Aol, CBS News, National Geographic and
Montana writer covering wildfire, wildlife, wild places. Correspondent @highcountrynews, natl parks editor @SFGATE Words @NatGeo @TheAtlantic @guardian +++

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Hiker suddenly 'submerged from my feet to my shoulders' in Glacier National Park

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By Kylie Mohr
| The Sacramento Bee Verified
An easy hike to a lake in Glacier National Park took a turn for the worse when 22-year old Hannah Murphy stepped a few feet off trail to snap a picture. Murphy and four friends were hiking 2 miles around Johns Lake, a small lake and wetland area northeast of Lake McDonald, on June 19. Once they reached the lake, the group took an offshoot trail to get a better view. The ground was muddy, but flat, Murphy said, and at least 50 feet from the lakeshore.
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Hiker suddenly 'submerged from my feet to my shoulders' in Glacier National Park

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By Kylie Mohr
| SFGate Verified
An easy hike to a lake in Glacier National Park took a turn for the worse when 22-year old Hannah Murphy stepped a few feet off trail to snap a picture. Murphy and four friends were hiking 2 miles around Johns Lake, a small lake and wetland area northeast of Lake McDonald, on June 19. Once they reached the lake, the group took an offshoot trail to get a better view. The ground was muddy, but flat, Murphy said, and at least 50 feet from the lakeshore.
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Suburbia can burn, too

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By Kylie Mohr
| The Pulp Verified
All that’s left standing: stone chimneys and scorched pines in a Spokane neighborhood leveled by the Old Trails Fire: Credit: InciWeb This story was originally published by High Country News. All it took was an ember, then several. The Old Trails Fire jumped the Spokane River from a nearby state park into the Indian Trail neighborhood, forcing mass evacuations Saturday afternoon in Spokane, Washington.
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