Scientists take rare look under Great Lakes’ frozen surfaces
Researchers now think more is going on in the bitter depths than previously believed.
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Wolves, bears are wary rivals as they compete for food
For wolves and grizzly bears in Yellowstone National Park, competition over a dead elk dinner has some unexpected results. When a bear steals a meal from a wolf pack, the wolves kill less often.
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Man who admitted killing bald eagle gets 30 days for feather
Man could have sentenced Smith to a year in prison and imposed a $5,000 fine, according to the plea agreement.
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Natural Resources Board set to take up PFAS regs
The Wisconsin DNR is proposing strict standards the agency argues will protect public health and the environment, warning federal standards are still years away.
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Rural Wisconsin syrup producer wants more to tap into the business
A three-year grant worth $470,387 from the U.S. Department of Agriculture is helping UW-Extension expand its maple sugaring outreach by aiming at “private woodland owners, farmers, tribal communities and other groups that have been overlooked by previous outreach efforts.”
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Judge restores protections for gray wolves across much of U.S.
U.S. District judge said U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service had failed to show wolf populations could be sustained in Midwest and portions of West without protection under Endangered Species Act.
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North Dakota tourism rebounds despite Canada border closure
BISMARCK, N.D. — Outdoor recreation surged this year amid the coronavirus pandemic, but the 20-month U.S.-Canada border closure to nonessential travel cut into North Dakota’s tourism industry. Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the state’s No. 1 tourist attraction, is on track to have its best visitation since 1978, surpassing 791,000 visitors through October. North Dakota state
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Biologists discover rare mussels in St. Croix River
Spectaclecase mussels could be more than 100 years old.
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Indiana hunters have donated enough venison for 2 million meals
The shotgun hunting season in Indiana kicked off just a few weeks ago and the donations have been coming in.
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