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Peter Van Wallendael

Founder, Contributor

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Pete working in alpine spruce/fir forest on New Hampshire mountaintop

Pete was born in New Jersey, USA.  He still lives there, in rural Warren County, in an old stone house on the Delaware River.  His main occupation is being a dad and a husband.  His main hobbies are canoeing and walking.  His main interest is nature, and he is an expert on the ecology of the mid-atlantic region of North America.  He has been an advocate for the conservation of  biodiversity for nearly fifty years.  You can email him at pete@vslanddata.com





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