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* [[Interview:Saving the Tule Elk with Jack Gescheidt|Saving the Tule Elk with Jack Gescheidt]] | * [[Interview:Saving the Tule Elk with Jack Gescheidt|Saving the Tule Elk with Jack Gescheidt]] | ||
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* [https://patch.com/california/novato/tule-elk-volunteers-carry-water-replenish-drinking-supply Dying Tule Elk: Volunteers Tote Water To Increase Drinking Supply] The Patch | * [https://patch.com/california/novato/tule-elk-volunteers-carry-water-replenish-drinking-supply Dying Tule Elk: Volunteers Tote Water To Increase Drinking Supply] The Patch | ||
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The Tule elk is a subspecies of elk found only in California, ranging from the grasslands and marshlands of the Central Valley to the grassy hills on the coast.