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"Mining For Guano And Tourism Have Had Some Effects On The Integrity Of Some Of The 81 Caves Found In Ccnp. During The Period 1903-1923 An Estimated 100,000 Tons Of Bat Guano Was Removed By Hand Tools From The Entrance Areas Of The Accessible Caves" (Ab Eval)
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"In 1890, Laysan Was Leased By The Hawaiian Kingdom To The North Pacific Phosphate And Fertilizer Company For A Period Of 20 Years. Guano Mining And Digging Occurred On Laysan From 1892 To 1904. This Period Saw The Construction Of Several Buildings, Including A Lighthouse And A Small Railroad, Which Supported This Trade; Between 100 And 125 Tons Of Guano Could Be Shipped From Laysan Per Day" Nomin File.
See Www.Papahanaumokuakea.Gov
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"Local Communities Continue To Observe A Centuries-Long Tradition Of Molong, “Take Only What You Need”, When Harvesting Guano And Highly Valuable Edible Bird’S Nests From The Caves Complex." (Ab Ev)
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Bat Cave Mine Was The Site Of Significant Investment To Extract Guano Commercially In The 1950s - But Small Volumes And Low Price Made The Project Unsuccessful. The Mine Is On The North Side Of The Colorado River And Became A Part Of The National Park In 1974 (Pre-Inscription). An Aerial Ropeway Was Built To Take The Guano To The South Rim Within The Hualapai Indian Reservation At "Guano Point" (Outside The Np).
See Www.Grandcanyonwest.Com