Environmental, fishing groups sue to save migrating salmon
Hope is to provide cooler habitat for migrating fish in the Columbia River system of Washington and Oregon.
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Warmer weather puts dent in Illinois maple syrup production
Sap was collected a couple times, but “this long warm spell has put a damper on our efforts.”
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Human cases of tick-borne Lyme disease rise in Michigan
There were less than 30 human cases of Lyme disease reported in Michigan in every year between 2000 and 2004, but the number had jumped to 90 reported cases by 2009, and by 2013, it was nearly 170 cases.
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Stampede! Drone causes 1,500 elk to charge in Wyoming
Washington, D.C., man gets $280 ticket after he launched the drone from a highway pullout and flew it over the resting elk herd.
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Montana considers asking Congress to lift grizzly protections
Federal wildlife officials are considering removing protections for grizzlies in and around Yellowstone National Park. This resolution would take that further and seek to declassify bears in the Northern Continental Divide Ecosystem and the Cabinet-Yaak area, as well.
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Game officials: 28 pronghorns poached in eastern Idaho
The animals were left to waste in fields near Monteview, a small community about 50 miles northwest of Idaho Falls.
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In Washington state, one-day smelt season a bust
Saturday’s short season was intended to serve as research fishery, but also to keep a minimal connection between the public and once-plentiful species.
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Bobcat kittens could signal much-needed comeback on Jekyll Island
Except for gray foxes and alligators, the state-owned island has few predators. Meanwhile, white-tailed deer have grown so abundant that the island’s conservation staff fears they may be overfeeding on its plants.
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Alaska game board approves using dogs to hunt coyotes
Will restrict the use of dogs to hunting coyotes in the Delta Junction area.
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