Month: March 2024

WASHINGTON (March 28, 2024) – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced new rules governing the implementation of the Endangered Species Act, restoring some protections that were removed under the previous administration and strengthening conservation for threatened species.  “When it comes to conservation of birds and other wildlife, we support leading with science,” said Jon
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Audubon has joined partner conservation organizations to propose “Cooperative Conservation” as an alternative for the federal Bureau of Reclamation (Reclamation) to study as they consider how to manage the Colorado River after 2026, when current management rules expire. Reclamation has initiated a process expected to assess multiple alternatives before they establish new operational rules. In
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VET APPROVED The information is current and up-to-date in accordance with the latest veterinarian research. Learn more » Hi, I’m Dr. Karyn! Read my introduction to learn more about me and meet my five hilarious cats: Clutch, Cyril, Alex, Zelda, and Zazzles. We have a saying in our house: “Because, cat.” Whenever one (or more) of the
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Last August, the deadliest U.S. wildfires in a century raged across Maui. Sparked by severe drought, strong winds from Hurricane Dora, and downed powerlines, the fires killed more than 100 people and displaced thousands. They also ignited the 46-acre property of the Maui Bird Conservation Center, which safeguards critically endangered Hawaiian forest birds. Incredibly, caretakers
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Wildlife enforcement officers, often known as game wardens, play a critical role in preserving our natural heritage. They confirm compliance with laws and regulations associated with wildlife management and recreational pursuits. Starting the path to becoming a wildlife officer encompasses a synthesis of challenging educational facets, specialized training, and continuing learning. This article explores the
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As I sit by my window, admiring the beauty of two Eastern Bluebirds flitting through the trees, I am delighted to share this edition of Audubon magazine with you. It coincides with the return of our feathered companions from their winter retreats across the Americas. One thing I look forward to every spring is the air
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Come and check out this brand new compilation of some of the most amazing animals found all over the world. From a cute little bird that’s excited for game of thrones to a curious sloth. Funny Pet Videos has all your favorite animals on earth! Check out this funny animal compilation from Dumb Genius! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1Z-cCEE2t0
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A recent case in Houston has highlighted the grim reality of the illegal wildlife trade, particularly concerning endangered species. Savannah Nicole Valdez, a 21-year-old woman, has been sentenced to prison for her involvement in the illegal sale of exotic animals, including a spider monkey and toucans. Valdez’s sentencing came after a thorough investigation initiated in
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In high school, Meg T. Justice spent countless hours sketching ducks along the Tennessee River in Scottsboro, Alabama, capturing their glorious quirks. These days her primary medium is printmaking, but she still delights in waterbirds. She chose the Hooded Merganser for this print because of the male’s striking plumage.  “I do some color printmaking,” she
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Super Scootie has won herself a big piece of Amanda’s heart in the time she has lived with her, but after getting the all clear from the vet, it’s time for Scootie to go to her new home. Stream Full Episodes of Amanda To The Rescue: https://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/amanda-to-the-rescue/ Subscribe to Animal Planet: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkEBDbzLyH-LbB2FgMoSMaQ?sub_confirmation=1 Join us on
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Entomologists have discovered a remarkable new genus and species of longhorn beetle living in the subtropical rainforests of southeastern Queensland, Australia. Longhorn beetles (Cerambycidae) are one of the most diverse animal families on the planet with over 36,000 recognized living species and 5,100 genera. The Australian fauna contains approximately 1,400 recognized species distributed amongst more
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