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Common dolphins may be aging early from metals and 'forever chemicals,' and the warning may be for us
51+ min ago (509+ words) Pollution in the ocean may be doing more than causing immediate harm to dolphins; it could also be speeding up their aging. Because dolphins are often used as indicators of environmental risks that can affect humans too, the findings may…...
Vital Port Moresby water pipeline repairs delayed by dispute with landowners
6+ hour, 34+ min ago (117+ words) A showdown between Water PNG and traditional landowners is threatening urgent repairs to a key pipeline serving Port Moresby. The leak affects infrastructure supplying more than half the city's water, and repairs planned for this weekend are now in doubt…...
Kemenhut arrests a young man suspected of selling pangolin scales and 16 pangolin claws
2+ hour, 13+ min ago (590+ words) JAKARTA - The Ministry of Forestry has named RPS (23) as a suspect in the case of alleged trade in protected wildlife body parts after being arrested in Padang City, West Sumatra. From the suspect's hands, investigators seized one sack of pangolin…...
The Grasslanders: A Rangeland History of Grasslands National Park
1+ day, 24+ min ago (712+ words) parks.canada.ca The Grasslanders: A Rangeland History of Grasslands National Park Part 3: where the trail ends 2026 is the International Year of Rangelands and Pastoralists (IYRP). The North American Prairie and Great Plains are the homeland of the Plains bison…...
Businessman's cow wears 10 kg of silver jewellery: To live in ₹1 crore palace; villagers attended Nandi's wedding as guests - Rajasthan News
3+ hour, 12+ min ago (635+ words) Jalore's businessman cow wears 10 kg of silver jewellery (worth ₹24 lakhs). The businessman calls this cow by the name ‘Radha’. A Radha Mahal worth ₹1 crore is being built for her. Construction businessman Narendra Purohit says that the cow lives in our…...
Kritter Catchers NJ Explains Best Practices for Humane Nuisance Wildlife and Critter Control in Montclair, NJ
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Land Trust Adds 83 Acres to Tompkins County Preserve
1+ day, 4+ hour ago (268+ words) The Finger Lakes Land Trust has purchased 83 acres in West Danby that will become part of its Lindsay-Parsons Biodiversity Preserve. The purchase marks the Land Trust’s 15th acquisition for the preserve, which now covers more than 630 acres. Located next to Danby…...
China's Wild Siberian tigers rise to 72 and Amur Leopards reach 115 after 10 years of conservation—Know how!
2+ hour, 34+ min ago (379+ words) The comeback of wildlife in China has been phenomenal. Together with these, the number of rare and endangered species, such as Siberian tigers and Amur leopards, has also nearly doubled over the past decade, one of the biggest successes for…...
Conservation Pact Enhances Logan's Vital Habitat
46+ min ago (279+ words) A Logan landowner has partnered with Logan City Council to improve important environmental land through a Voluntary Conservation Agreement (VCA). Landowner Daniella Rothkugel, a Land for Wildlife member since 2021, recently signed the VCA to conserve 18.6 hectares of her property in…...
Study Shows: Birds Continue to Suffer Days After Fireworks
43+ min ago (316+ words) Birds are likely to be relieved by the fireworks bans this August 1: For birds, fireworks mean days of stress. They flee, can hardly find any rest, and avoid their roosts even days later, as a new study from Basel shows....