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A company bought 7,500 acres of England for £8.5 million to create ‘Britain’s Yellowstone’; after investors are repaid, it plans to give the land to a community or charity
57+ min ago (517+ words) A company bought 7,500 acres of England for £8.5 million to create ‘Britain’s Yellowstone’; after investo The Times of India...
Changes in the whitetail woods...
23+ min ago (347+ words) The fighting is finished, except by mature bucks just prior to the peak of the breeding season. As a young deer hunter, I remember wondering what caused the bucks to fight. I had no idea it was nature?s way…...
Ogdensburg library to host birding programs for children, adults and teens
39+ min ago (198+ words) OGDENSBURG — The Ogdensburg Public Library will host birding programs for children, adults and teens in September, featuring presentations, binocular instruction and bird watching in Library Park. Eileen Wheeler and Carol Cady of the Indian Creek Nature Center will lead the…...
Why Did So Many Ancient Civilizations Build Pyramids if They Never Met?
48+ min ago (626+ words) From the towering pyramids of Egypt to the stepped temples of Mexico and the monumental structures of Peru, one question has fascinated historians, archaeologists, and travelers for generations: Why did so many ancient civilizations build pyramids despite having no contact…...
Work continues on new enclosure for rescued Korean bears
4+ hour, 48+ min ago (175+ words) Workers at Jimmy’s Farm have been racing against the clock to ready a new home for moon bears rescued from captivity. The Moon Bear Islands Reserve is nearing completion, with teams at Jimmy's Farm and Wildlife Park working hard to…...
Cochrane polar bears taking centre stage at Toronto film festival
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (634+ words) COCHRANE — Diego Rojas Garcia had spent years learning the ins and outs of filmmaking, but nothing quite prepared him for the moment a massive polar bear suddenly appeared in front of him. Garcia was in Cochrane in January with his…...
Sign Petition: Stop the Slaughter: End the Killing and Consumption of Snakes Now!
1+ hour, 13+ min ago (23+ words) Stop the Slaughter: End the Killing and Consumption of Snakes Now! ThePetitionSite.com Stop the Slaughter: End the Killing and Consumption of Snakes Now!...
National Center for Falcons Reveals Highlights of Saudi International Falcons, Hunting Exhibition 2026
2+ hour, 6+ min ago (291+ words) Riyadh, September 6, 2026, SPA -- The National Center for Falcons has revealed the main highlights of the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026, which will be held from October 1 to 10 at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh....
Washington’s Baker dams use floating collectors and “fish taxis,” and in 12 months the system carried nearly 1.5 million young sockeye and another 67,000 coho around the concrete before releasing them back into the current
1+ hour, 53+ min ago (613+ words) For many decades, utilities, engineers, tribes and scientists have worked together to restore salmon to the upper reaches of Washington State’s Baker River. The Baker River is the site of Puget Sound Energy (PSE)’s largest hydroelectric development, which includes…...
10 South Carolina Trails Where Staying Bear-Aware Is Seriously Important
12+ hour, 56+ min ago (1764+ words) Some hikers check the weather before hitting the trail. In South Carolina, it is also wise to check whether a 300-pound local has claimed the path first. Beyond tumbling waterfalls and rocky overlooks, black bears move quietly through forests that…...