Feds release long-awaited recovery plan for Mexican wolves
Document calls for focusing recovery of wolves in core areas of predators’ historic range.
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Ohio politicians call for release of Asian carp study
The calls are growing after a live Asian carp was discovered last week in a Chicago waterway about 9 miles from Lake Michigan.
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Researchers aim to slow bat disease in Minnesota
White-nose syndrome has killed millions of bats since it was first discovered in North America 10 years ago, but scientist hopes to find a treatment – deep in the cold damp shafts of the Soudan Mine.
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Utah officials blame lack of logging for major wildfire
Others say getting rid of the dead trees probably wouldn’t have made much of a difference.
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Wisconsin targets invasive plants along Mississippi River in cleanup project
The effort is a joint venture of the DNR and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in response to public complaints about brush and weeds at campsites.
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Outdoor Channel star sentenced for poaching in Wyoming
“Wildgame Nation” star Billy A. Busbice Jr. fined $23,000 and receives suspended jail sentence.
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Program proof that you don’t need to see birds to enjoy birding
On this day in Massachusetts, “Birding by Ear” gives blind visitors a chance to appreciate birds.
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Study: Wyoming mule deer numbers suffer from energy development
Study documented a 36 percent decline in deer populations, saying that deer perceive wells and other oil and gas infrastructure as risky and try to keep their distance. As a result, their habitat is reduced, resulting in fewer animals.
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Landowner battles South Dakota officials over bighorn sheep
In the midst of a successful reintroduction of the animals, rancher contends that they take his cattle’s food and water, damage his fences and flatten his grass and alfalfa.
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