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• African Leaf-Eating Primates ‘Likely to Be Wiped Out’ by Climate Change

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Science Daily : Monkey species will become ‘increasingly at risk of extinction’ because of global warming , according to new research, published this week. It reveals that populations of monkeys and apes in Africa that depend largely on a diet of leaves may be wiped out by a rise in annual temperatures of ...
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• 9-Year Project in Oregon Secures Habitat, Access

  
  Winded Bowhunter — Authority: 122
  MISSOULA, Mont.—A nine-year land conservation project has been completed near La Grande, Ore., permanently protecting habitat and securing public access on nearly 850 acres. The parcel, now part of Ladd Marsh Wildlife Management Area, has been transferred to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) from the ...
  1 week ago

• Timber Wolf Tracking And Ecology Clinic Offered

  
  AmmoLand.com — Authority: 620
  Timber Wolf Tracking And Ecology Clinic Offered Wisconsin DNR BABCOCK, WI - -(AmmoLand.com)- The Sandhill Outdoor Skills Center and Timber Wolf Information Network are co-sponsoring the first of two Timber Wolf Ecology Clinics on Saturday and Sunday, January 23-24, 2010 from 9 a.m. Saturday to noon on ...
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• cockle bird

  
  nature calling — Authority: 122
  • It is always difficult for me to pass a common cocklebur and not think of the extinct Carolina parakeet. On the surface, the two species—one a bristle-seeded plant, the other the most colorful bird to ever fly through our skies—seem to have little in common. But the two are inexplicably linked because ...
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• Sucker-Footed Bats Don’t Use Suction After All

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Science Daily : In first-time experiments in the wild, a researcher at Brown University has discovered that a species of bat in Madagascar , Myzopoda aurita, uses wet adhesion to attach itself to surfaces. The finding explains why the bat — unlike almost all others — roosts head-up. It also helps to explain how ...
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• 9-Year Project in Oregon Secures Habitat, Access

  
  Black Bear Blog — Authority: 487
  Photo from fOTOGLIF MISSOULA, Mont. – A nine-year land conservation project has been completed near La Grande, Ore., permanently protecting habitat and securing public access on nearly 850 acres. The parcel, now part of Ladd Marsh Wildlife Management Area, has been transferred to the Oregon Department of Fish ...
  1 week ago

• BLM approves Nev. wild horse roundup

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Greenwire : The Bureau of Land Management yesterday approved the removal of some 2,500 wild horses from a range near Reno, Nev . In its decision, BLM said removal of the mustangs is necessary to bring population numbers down in the Calico Mountains Complex to prevent habitat deterioration. The roundup is designed ...
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• Conservation group restores river near one-time Nev. brothel

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Greenwire : The Nature Conservancy has led an effort to restore the lower Truckee River, located 8 miles east of Reno and home to the Mustang Ranch, the first licensed brothel in the United States. “We joke that in Nevada that we only work on properties near brothels,” said Mickey Hazelwood, project director ...
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• Zimbabwe faces expulsion from CITES

  
  The Zimbabwe Times — Authority: 142
  By Owen Chikari MASVINGO – Zimbabwe risks being expelled from the Convention on International Trade of Endangered Species, CITES, after losing about 26 percent of its rhino population in less than three years due to rampant poaching. The country is believed to have lost about 160 rhinos since 2006 a figure which ...
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• Hook and Bullet Conservation Results in More Game

  
  Terrierman's Daily Dose — Authority: 438
  The picture at right is an American bobcat taken in Michigan. We have bobcats all over the U.S., and in surprisingly large numbers -- over 3,000 were shot last year in the little state of Virginia alone (37th largest out of our 50 states), where we also shot over 1,000 black bear last year and have a bounty on coyote ...
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• Harvesting Hunters Stranded in Arizona Snow Storm.

  
  A Rake's Progress — Authority: 114
  Another "harvested" i.e. killed animal. When it comes to killing wildlife, hunters are fond of using the euphemism “harvesting.”  They don’t hunt, murder, or kill; they “harvest” their prey, which makes it sound benign and bloodless. Today there is an article about 25 to 30 hunters in Arizona who ...
  2 weeks ago

• Threatened trout to bull way back into Ore.

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Greenwire : The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will publish today a proposal to reintroduce, in an experimental fashion, the threatened bull trout into the upper reaches of the Clackamas River, east of Portland. The brown, spotted fish was long considered unwanted competition to favored species like salmon, and ...
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• Year 2010 to put more pressure on poaching in China: Jairam Ramesh

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 732
  New Delhi, Dec 9 (ANI): Minister of State for Environment and Forests Jairam Ramesh, while inaugurating a media workshop on wildlife conservation here today confessed that 17 out of 38 tiger reserves are in an unstable condition.Ramesh said then state of affairs around the tiger reserves would be improved and assured ...
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• Wolf recovery program breeds discontent

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Greenwire : A government-sponsored program to return endangered Mexican wolves to their historic habitat in the Southwest has culminated in frustrations from ranchers, conservationists, and federal biologists alike after a decade of work. Four ranches have gone out of business since the wolf reintroduction began and ...
  2 weeks ago

• Craig Mountain Gates Remain Closed Until More Snow (Idaho)

  
  Pacific Northwest Backroad Adventures — Authority: 130
  IDAHO FISH AND GAME CLEARWATER REGION NEWS RELEASELewiston, IDDate: December 4, 2009Contact: Mike Demick(208) 799-5010December 5 marks the beginning of the snowmobile season on the Craig Mountain Wildlife Management Area south of Lewiston. However, Idaho Fish and Game reminds winter recreationists that all access ...
  3 weeks ago

• Agency finds prairie dogs not endangered

  
  EarthNews — Authority: 435
  Greenwire : The black-tailed prairie dog should not be listed as an endangered or threatened species, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced yesterday. The prairie dog population has gone from roughly 1 billion since the early 1900s to an estimated 24 million today. And there may be some new threats that ...
  3 weeks ago

• DNREC Set To Begin Deer And Turkey Research Projects In Sussex County Delaware

  
  AmmoLand.com — Authority: 620
  DNREC Set To Begin Deer And Turkey Research Projects In Sussex County Delaware Two Redden State Forest tracts to be closed to hunting in January. Delaware Division of Fish and Wildlife Sussex County, Delaware - -(AmmoLand.com)- The DNREC Division of Fish and Wildlife, in collaboration with the University of ...
  3 weeks ago

• South Dakota GFP To Hold Canada Goose Management Meetings

  
  AmmoLand.com — Authority: 620
  South Dakota GFP To Hold Canada Goose Management Meetings South Dakota Fish, Game & Parks PIERRE, S.D. – -(AmmoLand.com)- Four open-house meetings on Canada goose management and crop depredation have been scheduled for South Dakota landowners, agricultural producers, sportsmen and other members of the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Feds Decline To “Relist” Prairie Dogs

  
  Black Bear Blog — Authority: 487
  A story in the Billings Gazette today reports that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has declined to act on the latest petition from an environmental group to put Prairie Dogs on the Endangered Species List. You may be aware that MSSA has fought against Prairie Dog listing for years. We’ve seen such efforts as ...
  3 weeks ago

• Feds Decline To “Relist” Prairie Dogs

  
  Montana Hunting Today — Authority: 112
  A story in the Billings Gazette today reports that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has declined to act on the latest petition from an environmental group to put Prairie Dogs on the Endangered Species List. You may be aware that MSSA has fought against Prairie Dog listing for years. We’ve seen such efforts as ...
  3 weeks ago

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