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52-day-old bald eagle named Snow falls when his nest gives way, and now fans are watching him heal
7+ hour, 3+ min ago (299+ words) Wildlife enthusiasts are closely following the recovery of Snow, a bald eagle chick near Traverse City, Michigan. He survived a dramatic nest collapse that a local live camera captured, ABC 12 News reported. According to ABC 12 News, Snow was only 52 days…...
The last quiet places for wildlife are being cut into pieces by roads
39+ min ago (891+ words) A European badger needs about half a square mile (1. 3 square kilometers) to find food, raise young, and survive winter. In a country that protects over a quarter of its land, that sounds modest. Britain's first map of its roadless areas…...
Power in the Regions: The online conference for nature in NSW
2+ week, 3+ day ago (344+ words) 9: 00am to 3: 30pm Saturday 13 June From forests to farmland, climate to coastlines, communities across regional NSW are stepping up to protect the places they love. This year's NCC Online Regional Conference will bring those people together. Join grassroots organisers, community groups, campaigners…...
'Survival of the slowest': Mc Wane Center's first live animal traveling exhibit
2+ hour, 1+ min ago (32+ words) WBRC 'Survival of the slowest': Mc Wane Center's first live animal traveling exhibit Hoover native Chris Richards to make World Cup debut...
Highly invasive caulerpa seaweed found at Whang'rei Harbour
1+ hour, 12+ min ago (453+ words) The highly invasive seaweed pest Caulerpa has been found at Whang'rei Harbour for the first time. Northland regional councilor Jack Craw said the one-metre-wide patch was found by divers conducting regular surveillance at Smugglers Bay, near the harbour entrance. Craw…...
The world's largest wildlife crossing and five others are coming to Southern California - AOL
3+ week, 5+ day ago (421+ words) Several new wildlife crossings are underway in Southern California, including a $114-million project in Agoura Hills that is set to open over the 101 Freeway later this year. Planning has also begun for two smaller crossings in the Mojave Desert and…...
Charang Durbar awaits conservation
2+ hour, 30+ min ago (467+ words) By Hari krishna Sharma, Muktinath (Mustang), June 13: The ancient Charang Palace, built 700 years ago with stone and mud in Loghekar Damodarkunda Rural Municipality-1 of Mustang, awaits conservation." A part of the palace, built during the reign of the first king…...
Lost Amasya tulip rediscovered in T'rkiye after 130 years
48+ min ago (338+ words) A tulip species found only in T'rkiye's Amasya province and once thought extinct in the wild has been found again, 130 years after it was last seen. This gives botanists and conservationists a rare chance to study and protect a plant…...
Vet student films baby rhinos, and their whale-like cries catch everyone off guard
5+ hour, 15+ min ago (348+ words) The student threw out a "creaky door" as another potential comparison. A Tik Tok could change how people think about rhinos for a reason that has nothing to do with their size. In the clip, baby rhinos make surprisingly high,…...
Cool Critters: The northern shoveler is one dandy duck with a big schnoz
3+ hour, 48+ min ago (419+ words) Call it Spoonie, Spoonbill or Bootlip. Just don't call it funny looking. The Northern shoveler is not a duck to turn our noses at, even if it does have a big schnoz. Each of them dons a bill that seems…...