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2013/05/22 06:23
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The long-billed curlew is the nation's largest shorebird, but its fate might lie in the grasslands of Southern Idaho and the Great Basin. Researchers from the Idaho Bird Observatory at Boise State...
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2013/05/22 03:18
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... quality data, Great Lakes maritime culture and history, Adopt-a-Beach projects, aquatic and land invasive species, and river erosion. Each presentation was made by the students involved in the...
2013/05/21 22:59
2013/05/21 22:59
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency has received notification from the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) in Tennessee that more than $1 million has been allocated for the Wildlife...
2013/05/21 14:58
2013/05/21 14:58
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Wetlands soon will take up a bit more space in the Geauga Park District’s Frohring Meadows, a 298-acre park in Bainbridge Township. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will fund the creation of four...
2013/05/21 14:53
2013/05/21 14:53
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... is an invasive species in Florida that has spread across several thousand square miles of land. It is difficult to track because it camouflages very well, can stay mostly submerged in water...
2013/05/21 09:12
2013/05/21 09:12
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... until Moberg of the Okanogan Cannabis Association started agitating a few months ago. A wildlife biologist by profession, Moberg, 38, grows for medical patients in a greenhouse with fabric...
2013/05/20 15:00
2013/05/20 15:00
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... and exploit marine life faster than it can recoup. “It's time we understood our life on land is connected to the ocean. We cannot afford to forget ours is a blue planet.” Water and...
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2013/05/20 00:40
2013/05/20 00:40
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... around Lethbridge, Alta., on a recent hot, blue-sky day, the 31-year-old U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service biologist from Arkansas was taking part in the continent’s annual waterfowl census....
2013/05/19 09:28
2013/05/19 09:28
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As the Department of Conservation’s first state wildlife veterinarian, Kelly Straka manages the health of Missouri’s wildlife populations. In the past, the department consulted with private and...
2013/05/19 04:15
2013/05/19 04:15
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... can still smell burned wood in the air when walking through the blackened and cutover timberlands in northern Luce County. From its point of origin near a remote namesake lake, about 14 miles...
2013/05/18 20:15
2013/05/18 20:15
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Geographic' snapper wants young people to get into the wildFresh off a workshop held in Thailand, Joe Riis is hoping to connect with a new generation of snappers and encourage them to point...
2013/05/18 13:42
2013/05/18 13:42
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Is an Endangered Species Act Success Story Little Rock, AR - infoZine - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that a unique Arkansas snail, the Magazine Mountain shagreen, is...
2013/05/18 13:34
2013/05/18 13:34
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... (wait for it), sea lions mostly don't. Robin Brown of the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, said they seem to prefer salmon, steelhead and lamprey eels in freshwater. The best shad...
2013/05/18 04:32
2013/05/18 04:32
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Lilly Pond. “We are very happy with the results this year,” said Joe Mckeon, Supervisory Fishery Biologist for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. ‘We are setting records in the Lamprey River and...
2013/05/18 03:20
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... count of wolves in Denali National Park and Preserve in 26 years is causing alarm among wildlife advocates who argue that elimination of a no-trapping zone in 2010 may be costing the park...
2013/05/17 22:16
2013/05/17 22:16
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... every day, especially during the spring and summer seasons," said Wayne McFee, a research wildlife biologist with NOAA. "They recommend 30 minutes of viewing from a safe distance." And it's...
2013/05/17 06:20
2013/05/17 06:20
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... tragi-comic shenanigans of state legislators passing bills to nullify federal laws and empty blandishments about "federal over-reach," no one wants the federal money to go away -- not the...
2013/05/17 05:35
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... earlier this week. “I was surprised by a few spots,” he said. “There were trees and rock islands sticking up that I’d never seen before.” Understand that Turner’s history on that water...
2013/05/17 04:51
2013/05/17 04:51
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... square mile, as opposed to the six to eight recommended by the state Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. After deferring the decision once, the selectman approved the ConCom’s recommendation two...
2013/05/16 22:07
2013/05/16 22:07
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... numbers have improved to 9,789 breeding pairs, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and the national bird is no longer on the endangered list. Yet spotting one still...