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Conservation News ~ 28 February 2020

2/28/2020

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  • BP cutting ties with three US lobby groups over climate policies
  • Coke and Pepsi sued for creating a plastic pollution nuisance
  • Shenzen could be first city in China to ban eating of dogs and cats
  • Missouri farmer wins $265 million verdict against Monsanto
  • Lava flow tells 600-year- storyof biodiversity loss on tropical island
  • 12 new species of amphibians were found in Abra de Zamora, Ecuador
  • Forest duff must be considered in controlled burning to avoid damaging trees
  • Palau’s marine secretary backfires, leading to increased consumption of reef fish
  • On anniversary of nun’s murder, Amazon land rights activists at high risk
  • Bolivia and Paraguay unite to protect critically endangered guanacos
  • Call for prosecution of Indonesian politician who kept baby oranguatan as pet
  • Barrage of mining requests targets Brazil’s isolated indigenous people
  • Heathrow third runway ruled illegal over climate change
  • China to dispatch army of ducks to Pakistan to devour locust swarm
  • Virginia lawmakers vote to ban offshore oil drilling
  • Rewilding project aims to give Thames its floodplain back
  • Two new ancient species of cockroaches found in cave in Myanmar
  • The Dept of Interior official says that the Border Wall helps environment
  • Online shopping can be worse for environment than driving to a store
  • Evidence does not support hunting as a way to control cougars
  • Protecting tropics could save half of species on brink
  • Manatee filmed being dragged along a road in Nigeria sparks outcry
  • Science shows nature makes children happier
  • Deaf moths evolved noise-cancelling scales to evade prey
  • Costa Rican indigenous land activist killed by armed mob
  • Moab’s Slickrock Trail spared from energy leasing as BLM withdraws plans
  • Canadian mining giant withdraws plans for C$20bn tar sands project
  • China permanently bans consumption of wild animals
  • Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai meet at Oxford University
  • Rare Red Colobus caught on camera in South Sudan
  • Oil and gas industry rewards US lawmakers who oppose environmental protections
  • Virginia state legislature passes landmark wildlife corridor bill
  • PepsiCo adopts stricter, greener rules for palm oil in products
  • Camera traps confirm presence of lowland gorillas in central mainland Equitorial Guinea for first time in over a decade
  • Coronavirus, trawls take a toll on shrimp fishery on Indonesia’s Jambi
  • Amazon tipping point puts Brazil’s agribusiness, energy sector at risk
  • Listening to marine mammals is helping scientists understand Arctic impacts of climate change
  • Global seed bank receives one-millionth variety
  • Nearly 50 rhinos killed in Botswana in 10 months as poaching surges
  • Stunning footage of snow leopard and her quadruplet cubs
  • India’s bird population going down sharply
  • Durham miners join Extinction Rebellion in protest against coal
  • Polar bears in Baffin Bay have skinnier, fewer subs due to less sea ice
  • Bengal Forest officials say that Rhino toll reaches five in Jaldapara National Park
  • Canada’s oil bust has left thousands of orphan wells, and not enough money for cleanup
  • JPMorgan Chase to pull support for some fossil fuels
  • $85 million initiative to scale up agroforestry in Africa announced
  • Threat to Assam rhinos as fake coronavirus medicine doing rounds
  • Jupiter’s atmosphere has far more water than previously thought
  • Kenyan Agriculture Secretary orders closures of all four donkey slaughterhouses
  • Solar storms may leave grey whales blind and stranded
  • Conservation prioritization can resolve the flagship species conundrum
  • Bernie Sanders and AOC unveil a Green New Deal for public housing
  • Oregon Zoo has first Condor Egg of 2020
  • World’s richest 10% are responsible for 50% of carbon emissions while poorest 50% produce 10%
  • Sea Shepherd rescue entangled whale in Vaquita refuge
  • Red-state Utah embraces plan to tackle climate crisis in surprising shift
  • Fossils reveal first known giant parrot
  • Equinor abandons plans to drill in Great Australian Bight
  • California lawmakers introduce legislation to fight tropical deforestation
  • Coronavirus outbreak hits Vietnam’s timber sector
  • On-billion-year-old green seaweed fossils identified, relative of modern land plants
  • Climate warning disrupts tree seed production
  • Tasmania’s underwater forests disappearing in our lifetime
  • Massive wildlands bill passed by House would preserve more than 416,000 acres in Southern California
  • World Wildlife Day is March 3
  • Mine waste dams threaten the environment, even when they don’t fail
  • Former UN climate chief calls for civil disobedience
  • Chinese government approves decision to ban consumption of wild animals
  • Myanmar survey finds record number of Ayeyarwady dolphins
  • Six new gecko species found in Western Ghats
  • New species of soil bacteria can fight soil pollutants
  • Lawsuit forces White House action on Emperor Penguins
  • Oregon denies Jordan Cove LNG on Eve of FERC decision
  • House Democrats urge banks to not fund drilling in Arctic refuge
  • Enigmatic small primate finally caught on film in Kenya
  • Tropical snakes disappear as fungal outbreak decimates their prey
  • Palode forest yelds new amaranthus species
  • California Attorney General files lawsuit against White House for failing to protect endangered species
  • New way to turn carbon dioxide into coal could rewind the emissions clock
  • 28 people were arrested in Seattle for calling out Chas’s massive investments in the fossil fuel industry
  • Eagle trio sees parenting success in Illinois
  • Philippines races to save increasingly endangered hornbills
  • African penguin population plummets
  • Antarctic temperature rises above 20c for first time on record
  • The once-endangered Echo Parakeet has officially been downlisted to Vulnerable from just 12 birds in 1970 to 800 today
  • Himalayan wolf lopes toward recognition as distinct species
  • New parasitoid wasp species discovered in Amazon manipulate host behavior in complex way
  • UN accepts India’s proposal to save three endangered species
  • New Zealand opens Paparoa Track, first new Great Walk in 25 years
  • White House to approve strip mining on Tennessee’s protected Cumberland Plateau
  • Dry February sends California back to drought
  • New protections for jaguar and Asian elephant
  • Kellogg’s bans palm oil to save Orangutan after Brit siters’ campaign
  • Pets are rounded up and slaughtered to stop spread of coronavirus
  • Firms are making billions from highly hazardous pesticides
  • Iran upholds heavy sentences for conservationists convicted of spying
  • Investors drop demands after Tyson Foods commit to no deforestation
  • UN Human Rights Chief Slams Trump for Attacks on Environment, Refugees, and Children
  • Australian lion species discovered in Queensland's Riversleigh World Heritage area
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Conservation Jobs ~ 25 February 2020

2/25/2020

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  • MT - Bitterroot Wildlife Internship; Field Instructor: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/bitterroot-wildlife-internship-field-instructor-montana-2/
  • FL - Snail Kite Nest Monitoring Technician-ASAP: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/snail-kite-nest-monitoring-technician-asap-florida/
  • MT - Summer Field Technician: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/summer-field-technician-montana/
  • (Non-Paid) - Rainforest Realignment Volunteers, Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge, Central Pacific Ocean: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/rainforest-realignment-volunteers-palmyra-atoll-national-wildlife-refuge-central-pacific-ocean-2/
  • VA - Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Orchid Field Survey Intern: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/smithsonian-conservation-biology-institute-orchid-field-survey-intern-virginia/
  • VA - Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute Outreach and Communications Intern: https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/jobs/smithsonian-conservation-biology-institute-outreach-and-communications-intern-virginia/
  • BC, Canada - Magazine Internship and Fellowship: https://tula.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=17
  • San Diego – Educator Guide, Seasonal, SD Zoo: https://usr57.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-US/sdzg/Posting/View/1481
  • San Diego – Director of Biodiversity Banking – SD Zoo: https://usr57.dayforcehcm.com/CandidatePortal/en-US/sdzg/Posting/View/1397
  • Washington DC – WWF, Wildlife Trafficking Intern: https://careers-wwfus.icims.com/jobs/2567/in-20033-wildlife-trafficking-intern/job
  • Washington DC – WWF, Program Officer, Monitoring, Evaluation & Reporting: https://careers-wwfus.icims.com/jobs/2558/program-officer%2c-monitoring%2c-evaluation-%26-reporting---20054/job
  • FL – Center for Biological Diversity, Summer Law Clerk: https://www.biologicaldiversity.org/about/jobs/
  • Portland, OR – Center for Biological Diversity, Staff Scientist, Endangered Species: https://recruiting.myapps.paychex.com/appone/MainInfoReq.asp?R_ID=2876064&B_ID=91&fid=1&Adid=0&ssbgcolor=FFFFFF&SearchScreenID=8077&CountryID=3&LanguageID=2
  • WA – Conservation Director, San Juan Preservation Trust: https://sjpt.org/wp-content/uploads/SJPT-Conservation-Director-Position-Description.2020.pdf
  • CA – Development Manager, The Land Conservancy of SLO: https://www.landtrustalliance.org/job/development-manager-land-conservancy-slo-county
  • Seattle – Project Manager Transactions, Forterra: https://forterra.applytojob.com/apply/Y1gOmaPqXV/Project-Manager-Transactions?source=Land%20Trust%20Alliance
  • Honolulu – Project Manager, Trust for Public Land: https://www.tpl.org/about/jobs/hawaii-project-manager-0
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Conservation News ~ 21 February 2020

2/21/2020

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  • White House signs order diverting water to California farmers against state wishes
  • France to shut down its oldest nuclear complex by end of June
  • Wyoming governor releases new executive order on migration corridors
  • South American volcano showing early signs of potential collapse
  • Lehigh Valley Zoo announces the death of Mexican Grey Wolf, Alpha
  • Wyoming state leaders are looking to buy 1 million acres of land in southern Wyoming
  • Tanzania government issues guidelines on game meat trade
  • Three endangered Mexican Grey Wolves found dead in Arizona
  • Whale cams track swimming efficiency of ocean giants
  • Federal judge shuts down the largest oil refinery on the East Coast
  • The Dalai Lama says we have an ‘urgent responsibility’ to protect wildlife and the planet
  • America’s recycled plastic waste is clogging landfills
  • Astonishing Blue Whale numbers at South Georgia
  • Southeast Alaska fossil declared a new species and given a Tlingit name
  • Advocates warn new New Hampshire construction rule puts endangered species at risk
  • White House rolls back Endangered Species Act protections during trip to California
  • Indonesia records 21 new bird species
  • LA Zoo’s new baby gorilla could mean new hope for endangered species
  • Sea ice loss is making polar bears thinner and they’re having fewer cubs
  • EPA can’t kick scientists off Science Advisory Panels, court says
  • Costa Rica indigenous leader shot amid tensions over land rights
  • Oregon has passed the 1st hurdle to becoming the 6th state to ban wildlife killing contests
  • Thunberg mural to be permanently displayed in downtown Fargo
  • 2020 Indianapolis Prize finalists announced
  • Forest fires push Bornean orangutans into harm’s way
  • Belize adopts comprehensive fisheries reform law
  • Cash-strapped farms are growing a new crop – solar panels
  • Otters spotted in southern Alberta city for first time in about a century
  • Colorado scientists say research suggests snake venom could cure cancer
  • Endangered gorilla community ravaged by exotic man-borne disease
  • Antarctica broke two temperature records in a week
  • Massacre in Nicaragua – four indigenous community members killed for their land
  • 2020 a super year for environment, super year of biodiversity and will be a deciding year
  • Spain’s government just made its first-ever investment in vegan meat
  • US farm bankruptcies hit an eight-year-high
  • Two bald eagles rehabilitated and released in NEMO
  • New species of orchid discovered in Arunachal Pradesh
  • UN stamps featuring endangered species released
  • Gulf shrimpers fight for their livelihoods in fertilizer-fueled dead zone
  • Philippine fruit bats may be entirely new species
  • Extinction Rebellion protestors dig up Cambridge college lawn
  • Deepwater Horizon disaster had much worse impact than believed
  • New catalyst recycles greenhouse gases into fuel and hydrogen gas
  • Jeff Bezos establishes $10 billion ‘Earth Fund’ to combat climate change
  • Family seeks justice as probe into Indonesian activist’s death stalls
  • Kellogg announces stronger palm oil and deforestation policies, including precedent setting human rights defenders
  • Solar-powered barges can scoop up 50 tons of plastic from rivers each day
  • White House budget proposal reveals regressive environmental priorities
  • Bringing back Oregon’s sea otters gets Federal dollars for feasibility study
  • New green technology generates electricity out of thin air
  • Major UN meeting on wildlife to address critical threats to migratory species
  • New species of urban lizard found in Guwahati
  • Car ‘splatometer’ tests reveal huge decline in number of insects
  • Beavers cut flooding and pollution and boost wildlife populations, five-year study finds
  • White baby rhino discovered in Nairobi National Park
  • Oregon Governor calls for breaching 4 Snake River dams; Washington’s GOP House members outraged
  • Notorious palm oil producer uses new commitment to stop deforestation in Leuser ecosystem
  • Manufacturer to halt production of pesticide linked to brain damage in children
  • Global demand for Colombian shark dins triggers intense debate
  • Oil production on public lands exceeds 1 billion barrels
  • Rare European cave salamander stayed in same spot for seven years
  • Federal bill seeks to make companies responsible for plastic waste
  • Orphaned albino elephant recovers from poachers snare
  • Nike just launched vegan sneakers made from trash
  • New cockroach species named after Kalakkad
  • Affiliated tribes of northwest Indians and northwest tribal leaders stand together to protect the environment
  • Deadly fungus could decimate salamanders in the US Southeast
  • 2.5 million pounds of radioactive fracking waste illegally dumped in Oregon landfill
  • White cuts NOAA’s and EPA’s budget by a third and completely defunds US Marine Mammal Commission
  • More than 60 shipping vessels stalled off BC coast due to rail blockades
  • Denmark took a mountain of trash and made a ski hill
  • Sanders, AOC bill would outlaw fracking by 2025
  • Jimmy Carter’s solar farm is powering half his home town
  • Indonesia targets pulpwood, palm oil firms in civil suits over 2019 fires
  • In Indonesian renewables bill, activists see chance to move away from coal
  • UK wildlife at risk due to regulatory gaps created by Brexit
  • For Indonesia’s Javan Deer, non-protected areas play key conservation role
  • Brazilian meat giant JBS expands its reach in China
  • Idaho Fish and Game approves year-round wolf hunts after weighing over 27,000 comments
  • Colorado River flow shrinks from climate crisis, risking ‘sever water shortages’
  • Paleontologists identify new Jurassic amphibian and name it Egoria
  • Two giant icebergs broke off Antarctica
  • Critically endangered Sumatran tiger found dead with neck caught in wire trap
  • JP Morgan economists warn of climate ‘catastrophe’
  • Citizen scientists name newly discovered snail species after Greta Thunberg
  • California sues White House administration over alleged failure to protect species
  • Great Indian Bustard, Bengal Florican classified as ‘endangered migratory species’
  • Urgent help needed for 113 species after fires
  • Oil and gas firms ‘have had far worse climate impact than thought’
  • Animal-rights coalition sues USDA for failing to protect sick pigs
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Conservation News ~ 14 February 2020

2/14/2020

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  • Via Rail cancels most trains nationwide, CN closes Eastern Canadian network as Indigenous protests continue
  • Once thought extinct, rare pochards take steps toward recovery
  • China announces plans to permanently ban wildlife trade
  • US Interior Dept. drops trophy hunting council amid court fight
  • US Senator Kamala Harris passes three bill to protect 1 million acres of land in California
  • NJ town shuts down road for salamander migration
  • Deforested Amazon areas are net emitters of CO2
  • Observations shared by bird watchers reveal migratory pathways of more than 600 bird species
  • Biggest turtle that ever lived had 10-foot shell with horns
  • Greta Thunberg gets her own TV series
  • A movement is growing to protect up to half the planet
  • Big polluters allowed to lift emissions without penalty
  • Three endangered Indian species to be added to Protected Migratory Species List
  • More environment-friendly power generators go online in Huntington Beach, Ca
  • A new Tyrannosaur species is discovered, called the Reaper of Death
  • Puerto Rican Butterfly, rare Virgin Islands Flower one step closer to Endangered Species list
  • California considers giving Mountain Lions greater protection under the Endangered Species Act
  • White House rubber stamps Arizona copper mine
  • EU accused of climate crisis hypocrisy after backing 32 gas projects
  • Air pollution from fossil fuels costs $8 billion per day
  • Bill banning balloon releases statewide passes in Maryland Senate
  • New species of chafer beetle discovered in Indonesia
  • Anand Singh gets forest ministry, despite facing 15 cases
  • #DropExxon go national with law student boycott
  • Dolphin found dead on Pensacola Beach, $20k reward offered
  • Prime Minister of Iceland calls for prioritizing “well-being” of citizens over GDP
  • Ecologist Exequiel Ezcurra receives AAAS Science Diplomacy award
  • Scientists find never-before-seen baby of rare rabbit on WhatsApp
  • 10,000 rare black bees are feared dead in an act of vandalism at England’s Wisbech Castle
  • Heat trapped in urban areas tricks trees into thinking spring has arrived earlier
  • White House $4.8 billion budget proposal includes 26% cut to EPA
  • Expert panel says 113 species need urgent attention after Australia’s bushfires
  • Judge repeals wildlife agency’s approval of copper mine due to endangered species threat
  • Sick Hawaiian monk seal has infection spread by feral cats
  • 365-millionyear-old lungfish unearthed in South Africa
  • Oregon timber, environmental groups agree to work on forest management plan
  • Jane Goodall plans to plant 5 million trees this year
  • Himalayan Glacier shows evidence of start of industrial revolution
  • Hotter, drier El Ninos linked to insect decline in the Amazon
  • Indonesia softens stance on WWF termination as programs fall into limbo
  • Updated shark tagging atlas provides more than 50 years of tagging and recapture data
  • Rhino poacher shot dead in Zimbabwe
  • New species of bat is found in roost
  • New species of marine worm found at Olympic venue
  • Justice department drops Antitrust probe against automakers that sided with California on emissions
  • Shots fired at Sea Shepherd ship in the Vaquita refuge
  • US government removes detailed pollution map from internet
  • Study casts doubt on Brazil’s plan to meet Paris Accord by replanting forests
  • Canadian court upholds Trans Mountain pipeline expansion
  • Countries with more female politicians pass more ambitious climate policies
  • Starbucks may phase out dairy to combat climate change
  • White House budget proposes $250 million for Everglades restoration projects
  • Climate change activists take entertainment industry to task at Hollywood sign protest
  • The EU wants to tax meat for the climate
  • Man found guilty of smuggling 450m worth of live eels out of UK
  • Patients at Wuhan’s coronavirus hospital given turtles to eat for dinner
  • Boaters in Florida broke the all-time record for killing manatees this year
  • Nike is dressing 2020 Olympic athletes in uniforms made of recycled shoe parts
  • BC predator cull would target 80 percent of wolves in caribou recovery areas
  • Brazil discovers two new species of plants older than dinosaurs
  • Climate activists bring Trojan Horse to British Museum in BP protest
  • The US Navy quietly shut down its task force on climate change
  • Washington state moves towards ban on bottled water extraction
  • Bolsonaro sends a bill to Brazil’s Congress that would open indigenous lands to mining, agribusiness
  • Costa Rica is nearly at 100% Renewable Energy for electricity
  • SeaWorld just banned dolphin surfing
  • Antarctica hits hottest temperature on record
  • China scientists identify pangolin as possible coronavirus host
  • Group seeks endangered species listing for Alaska lake seals
  • In the threatened Tongass National Forest a Native-owned corporation is being paid to leave some old-growth trees standing
  • Nantahala and Pisgah forest plan released
  • Two NYC students discover a new species of sea anenomes
  • New species of flies found in Lochaber forest
  • Indonesia accused of putting profit ahead of the environment with new bill
  • 40,000 endnagered species condoms sent to top 10 'sexually satisfied' cities
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Conservation News ~ 7 February 2020

2/7/2020

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  • White House finalizes plans for drilling, mining in shrunken Utah national monuments
  • Morocco will no longer kill stray dogs
  • Arctic permafrost that plays greater role in climate change than previously estimated
  • Global warming is speeding up Earth’s massive ocean currents
  • A sea ice declines, polar bears are spending an extra month on land
  • Penguin calls found to conform to human linguistic laws
  • Women are the single largest exclusion in India’s farmer suicide data
  • Dead Sea dates frown from 2000-year-old seeds
  • Congressman Lowenthal introduces bill to protect Federal lands in Utah as wilderness
  • RCMP are raiding Wet’suwet’en Land Defender Camps
  • Famous Gray Wolf (Or-54) found dead in Calfornia
  • Bumblebees’ decline points to mass extinctions
  • New York City just announced intent to ban new fossil fuel projects
  • White House is blowing up a National Monument in Arizona to make way for the Border Wall
  • Endangered Corroborre frogs survive bushfires
  • Ten US refineries emit cancer-causing chemical above EPA limits
  • First squid MRI study shows brain completely similar to dogs
  • Rare Glass Frogs with transparent stomachs have been found in Bolivia  for the first time in 18 years
  • Peruvian indigenous group wins suit to block oil exploration in Amazonian region
  • Latin America’s new leftist leaders are backtracking on the environment
  • EarthJustice is suing the USFWS to keep Florida Panthers on the road to recovery
  • Conservation groups join California in legal dispute over protecting bumblebees
  • Adani to plead guilty for giving false or misleading documents and may be fined up to $3m
  • Bjork and Microsoft use AI to create music that changes with the weather
  • Wildlife cam shows coyote playfully leading badger into tunnel near Santa Cruz mountains
  • Indonesia’s traveling dolphin circus shut down
  • Tim, Kenya’s iconic Big Tusker, passed away
  • New species are added to Texas’s threatened list
  • New thalattosaur species discovered in southeast Alaska
  • Population growth is damaging the environment in Oregon
  • Fireflies are under threat from habitat loss, pesticides, and light pollution
  • White House credits economic progress to environmental rollbacks
  • California Gov. Newsom proposes water management plan to protect endangered species
  • Carbon emissions from Peruvian gold mining alarming
  • Forever chemical found in half of all cosmetics could kill seals and dolphins
  • Harvard faculty votes for divestment
  • Traditional forest product knowledge strengthens the forest economy in Brazil
  • Indigenous forest defenders around the world are dying anonymous deaths
  • Switzerland may soon ban all factory farms
  • Millions of birds killed by nighttime harvesting in Mediterranean
  • Black-footed ferrets can teach us about conservation successes
  • Fiji values conservation of wetlands for preservation of biodiversity
  • New orb-weaver spider names after French mathematician and spider aficionado
  • Mercury in dental fillings could be getting into water supply
  • US House panel Oks bill to undo White House changes to Endangered Species Act
  • Hunting is slowly dying off and that has created a crisis for the nation’s many endangered species
  • Indonesia-WWF split puts rhino breeding project in Borneo in limbo
  • Australians boo climate change sceptic senator
  • Restoration of a San Mateo County creek reopens a gateway for Endangered Salmon
  • Greta Thunberg is nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize again
  • 1,400 pounds of shark fins found by wildlife inspectors in Miami
  • EPA re-approves key Roundup chemical
  • Galapagos tortoise subspecies thought extinct lives on
  • Colombia struggles to rein in Amazon deforestation, despite foreign aid
  • Australian Defence Force flies in experts to assess corroboree frogs
  • Borneo locals win a court battle to bar a coal miner from their land
  • Profound evolution – wasps learn to recognize faces
  • Graeme Worboys, conservationist, receives the Order of Australia, on of the country’s highest honours
  • Red Fox study uncovers new species in Central Oregon
  • Judge orders feds to reconsider decision to not classify bat species found in WV as endangered
  • Crocodile spotted on the Great Barrier Reef
  • European crew wraps up mock moon mission on volcano in Hawaii
  • Every year, 50 million cleaner fish die in Norwegian fish farms
  • At famed Mexican butterfly reserve, second worker found dead
  • The Gingko Biloba tree achieves near immortality, more than 3000 years
  • Massacre leaves six indigenous people dead at Nicaraguan nature reserve
  • A rescued Green Sea Turtle pooped out plastic trash for weeks
  • Scientists found a 268-year-old whale
  • Man who stole lemur from zoo gets 12 years for Newport Beach burglaries
  • Endangered Florida Panther kittens find forever home at wildlife conservation
  • Gharials haven’t been seen in this Nepal park for 37 years but they’re back with babies
  • Man caught a JFK with smuggled birds from Guyana
  • New species of sea slugs found close to Maha, Gujarat shores
  • France moves to ban mass live-shredding of male chicks
  • Arizona quietly sells 16,810 acres to Freeport-McMoRan for mining waste
  • Sanders introduces bill to ban fracking
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