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Outdoor Adventures with Tess: Tyson's Huge Catch
1+ hour, 7+ min ago (19+ words) News On 6 Outdoor Adventures with Tess: Tyson's Huge Catch...
Worcester officers help rescue rain-battered red-tailed hawk
58+ min ago (348+ words) WORCESTER " It wouldn't be an unusual call to police " someone injured and in need of help " except this resident had a beak and feathers. On Tuesday night, July 7, police responded to reports of a red-tailed hawk found soaked and immobile…...
Summer in the Blacklands of Bearolina: A Q&A with CALS Student Julie Simons
1+ hour, 11+ min ago (759+ words) While many college students seek summer employment at the coast or in the mountains, NC'State University student Julie Simons is working with NC'State Extension agents in Washington County in the northeastern part of North Carolina. Known for having the largest…...
GAME RANGERS OR SEX PREDATORS! Rape Scandal Rocks UWA as Rangers Abandon Animals for Teen Girls - ONLINE
1+ hour, 19+ min ago (592+ words) News I Exclusives I Intelligence I Sports An uneasy calm hangs over Sukut village in Terenboi parish, Kitowoi sub-county. Nestled at the ragged edges of Mount Elgon National Park in Kween District, this rural community is grappling with profound anger…...
Beloved hawk Chocolate injured after hitting Portland school window
1+ hour, 28+ min ago (160+ words) PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) " A beloved Northeast Portland red-tailed hawk is fighting to fly again. Chocolate, a local favorite near Mc Daniel High School and Rose City Park, recently got hurt. The Oregon Bird Alliance said the injury possibly came from…...
Hidden in the willows: Southern Utah biologist crawls through dense thicket seeking rare bird
48+ min ago (691+ words) Wildlife biologist Christian Edwards navigates dense riparian vegetation in Washington County, crawling through overhanging willows and wading through muddy terrain. Endangered birds live in the thicket, and he's listening for their hallmark "fitz-bew" call. Edwards was seeking Southwestern Willow flycatchers,…...
Rescue effort of cormorant on Fort Myers Beach unsuccessful
46+ min ago (782+ words) A tragic effort to rescue a young double-crested cormorant, who was found on Fort Myers Beach visibly ill, did not turn out successfully. According to observers, the juvenile cormorant had been seen for hours standing on the water's edge of…...
BEYOND THE WATER: Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch offers a wild alternative to river season
2+ hour, 10+ min ago (589+ words) Guests smile while petting a giraffe at Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch. Rheas approach guests on a Natural Bridge Wildlife Ranch private guided tour. The Texas Hill Country offers countless ways to enjoy the outdoors beyond its rivers and lakes. This…...
What makes peaceful coyotes suddenly attack
1+ hour, 39+ min ago (949+ words) Coyotes have become a familiar sight in cities across North America, yet attacks on people remain remarkably rare. When dozens of people were bitten or scratched in Vancouver's Stanley Park during the pandemic, researchers wanted to understand what had changed....
Non-profit seeks $800, 000 to protect important wildlife corridor in Kelowna
1+ hour, 26+ min ago (355+ words) Published 9: 00 am Wednesday, July 8, 2026 The BC Parks Foundation has launched a fundraising campaign to protect a 32. 4 hectare property that's privately owned within Kelowna's Myra-Bellevue Park. The announcement comes less than a month after the BC Parks Foundation was able to…...