Pandemic providing a boon for wildlife
Fewer automobiles on the roads helping wildlife on a number of fronts. And, in turn, people are taking notice of and enjoying the natural world around them.
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UIC playing key role in monarch butterfly conservation efforts
The university’s Energy Resources Center will administer a recently-approved agreement between the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and dozens of energy and transportation-related organizations.
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Cattle conflicts prompt killing of endangered Mexican wolves
Documents made public last week show the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service took the action in March after hazing, diversionary food caches and other non-lethal means failed to get the predators to stop killing cattle in two rural areas of western New Mexico.
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Missouri plans its first elk hunt this fall after herd grows
For the first time in its modern history, Missouri will offer an elk hunting season later this year, with five permits drawn in a lottery.
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Invasive grass carp found in Lake Huron tributary river
The DNR says it’s the first documented capture of a grass carp from the lake that was diploid, or able to produce offspring.
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Learning to live with grizzlies
As bears were hibernating in their dens this winter, the Blackfeet Stockgrowers Association held a meeting in Choteau to provide a space for ranchers like Mark Hitchcock to talk about working alongside the growing number of grizzly bears on the Rocky Mountain Front.
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Man sentenced to more than 3 years in prison for hunting violations
One of the largest poaching cases in state history results in the first prison sentence for first-degree unlawful hunting of big game since the charge became a ranked felony.
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Minnesota Court of Appeals sends PolyMet permit back to MPCA
Another victory to environmental groups who oppose the project.
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Coronavirus shutdown lures many to the outdoors
While most fun things are off-limits, for the most part, the outdoors is not.
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