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A hiking boot steps into a snowy landscape. Where the foot touches the snow is the outline of a large footprint.
A mighty footprint
Published Spring 2025
Daniel Taylor spent decades solving the mystery of the yeti, the hairy, Himalayan cryptid. Following its giant footsteps also led him to become a conservationist who helped found more than a dozen national parks in and around the Himalayas. He later founded a university focused on a model of human development called SEED-SCALE. / Johns Hopkins Magazine
SPRING 2025
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