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This article is part of an eight-part series on bird conservation presented by the Sacajawea Audubon Society, whose mission is to protect birds and their habitats.
New regulation removes habitat destruction from definition of "harm," eliminating the law's most critical safeguard against the leading cause of extinction.
Current conditions in Davidson County at 7:00 PM show a temperature of 81.9°F, with winds at 5.7 mph. There is no precipitation recorded. Earlier today, th
The best kind of rain is when you need it urgently and least expect it.
Pineview Reservoir drops to lowest point in more than 50 years, and it will keep shrinking through mid-September.
The DNR says hunters, nature photographers and others will benefit.
The Bear Palmer project proposed for the Jardine area north of Gardiner, the North Entrance to Yellowstone Park, received well over 500 comments. This “forest health project” includes more than 2000 acres of commercial logging with over 800 acres to...
Potato farming was banned in Central Saanich decades ago in response to a devastating pest. However, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency lifted the complete ban in December. Farmers in the area are now harvesting their first potato crop since the 1980s.
Heat waves have been a hot news topic in many parts of Canada and around the world this summer. Coverage often includes immediate health risks, such as dehydration and heatstroke, but new research suggests that heat waves may also be making us older. Our medical columnist Dr. Peter Lin explains how this works.
Seafarers visiting Esperance will have a new way to relax while putting their feet up thanks to Southern Ports’ ongoing support of local seafarer centres.
Record heat and next to no rainfall all summer means Britain's orchards are set to suffer devastating losses.
Heatwaves in May and June led to an estimated more than 2,700 excess deaths in England and Wales
New licensing for game shoots could stop poisoning of birds of prey The Guardian
Our political columnist discusses the water challenge amid the push for growth.
The young "torby" cat, named Pudding, arrived at Cats Protection Falmouth, Helston & District in February.
GEELONG residents and businesses are being offered free cleaning kits to help remove graffiti from their properties. The City of Greater Geelong has reintroduced its graffiti removal kits for private property and business owners dealing with tagging on fences, walls and shopfronts visible to the public. Each kit contains cleaning liquid designed to remove spray [...] Read More... The post Free clean-up kits target graffiti across Geelong appeared first on Surf Coast Times .
A woman has described the “very nice experience” of seeing a large pod of dolphins playing in the sea off Walney Island’s coast.
Carrion crows were observed using busy roads as nutcrackers. They placed walnuts in the path of vehicles to break hard shells. After cars moved away, the birds retrieved the exposed nut pieces. This behaviour was documented repeatedly over a 21-month observation period. Researchers found this systematic and intentional method of obtaining food.
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