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Cedar Bog Nature Preserve is an Ohio Historical Society site managed by the Cedar Bog Association, a nonprofit organization that serves the public in preserving and interpreting the natural history, geology and history of Cedar Bog.
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Skunk Cabbage Walk 2005, February 27th
More People
 Waiting for the walk to begin. |  Waiting in the cold. |
 Says here they stink. |  Learning about frost heave. |
The Skunk Cabbage
  Terry discusses the management of the White Cedars in the Bog. |
 Terry and Ralph Ramey discuss the preservation of the Bog. |  Bog Groupies |
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