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Endangered Species & Wildlife

Collisions between cars and mountain lions are a particular concern on highways along the mountain ranges of Southern California. (Mia and Steve Metsdagh/Wikimedia Commons)

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Wildlife Crossings Bill to Reduce Collisions Heads to U.S. House
Wednesday, June 16, 2021
AGOURA, Calif. - California drivers collided with animals more than 2,200 times in 2019, and three people lost their lives in those accidents ...Read More
Maine's ban on neonicotinoids prevents both private consumers and licensed applicators from using the pesticide. (lightpoet/Adobe Stock)

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Law Bans Pesticides Seen as Harmful to Bees in Residential Landscapes
Tuesday, June 15, 2021
AUGUSTA, Maine -- A bill signed into law last week bans the use of neonicotinoids, neonics for short, in outdoor residential landscapes. The ...Read More
A new study says harmful algal blooms are another threat to freshwater lakes, as they see declining oxygen levels brought on by rising temperatures. (Adobe Stock)

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Study: MN Lakes Gasping for Air
Monday, June 14, 2021
MINNEAPOLIS -- Just as humans need clean air to breathe, lakes need healthy oxygen levels to provide habitat for fish species. But a new study said ...Read More
To fulfill President Donald Trump's promised U.S.-Mexico border wall, the administration waived requirements for environmental reviews and mediation. (wikipedia)

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Biden Promises Environmental Damage Review of Trump's Border Wall
Monday, June 14, 2021
EL PASO, Texas -- The Biden administration has promised to conduct a damage assessment after announcing that billions diverted for construction of ...Read More
Hunting, fishing and wildlife viewing contributes $5 billion in economic activity each year in Colorado. (Ryan Moehring)

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Report: Colorado on Track to Protect Wildlife Migration Corridors
Monday, June 14, 2021
DENVER -- A new report backs up Colorado's efforts to tap the best available science, including advances in GPS and radio tracking technologies ...Read More
Forage fish are small, nutrient-rich species that serve as food for predators like saltwater fish, sharks, coastal birds and marine mammals. (Pexels/Milada Vigerova)

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FL Researchers Study Links Between Prey Fish, Predators and Algal Blooms
Friday, June 11, 2021
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- For the most part, if you're a fish, you're either prey or predator, but Florida research is finding the symbiotic relationship ...Read More
Nevada's mule deer population can migrate up to 100 miles. Many use overpasses built by the state in spots where they attempt to cross each year. (Nevada DOT)

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Study Urges Feds to Prioritize NV Wildlife Migration Corridors
Thursday, June 10, 2021
CARSON CITY, Nev. - The mule deer population in Nevada has dropped 15% over the last decade - and now a new study is urging the feds to better ...Read More
This year, the entire state of Oregon is considered to be either in a drought or abnormally dry. (earagen/Adobe Stock)

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Summer of Drought, Wildfires Could Devastate NW Salmon Species
Wednesday, June 9, 2021
PORTLAND, Ore. - There are signs this summer could be a bad one for the native salmon of the Northwest. Already, drought has gripped the region ...Read More
Florida's Blue-Green Algae Task Force outlined in 2019,

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As Toxic Algae, Other Issues Bloom, FL Environmental Secretary Resigns
Friday, June 4, 2021
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Today marks the last day on the job for Florida's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) secretary, who turned in his ...Read More
Wildlife crossings can help reduce animal-vehicle collisions, which cause more than 200 human fatalities and more than 26,000 injuries each year. (Adobe Stock)

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Wildlife Crossings Reduce Collisions, Impact of Roads in Natural Areas
Thursday, June 3, 2021
Charleston, W.Va. - Wildlife crossings such as green bridges or other structures that allow animals to cross roadways safely have been shown to ...Read More
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