When Wildlife Doesn’t Need Our Help
15 May 2012
Wildlife rehabilitators are grateful for people who care enough to bring sick, injured and orphaned animals to them for help. But sometimes, doing nothing is the best help you can give.
15 May 2012
Wildlife rehabilitators are grateful for people who care enough to bring sick, injured and orphaned animals to them for help. But sometimes, doing nothing is the best help you can give.
Posted in Features, Living with Wildlife, Wildlife0 Comments
14 May 2012
Please speak out now to urge the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service NOT to allow a road through Alaska's Izembek National Wildlife Refuge.
Posted in Alaska, Bears, Birds, Features, Habitat Conservation, Public Lands, Take Action, Wolverine0 Comments
11 May 2012
This week in wolf news: Will Montana go the way of Idaho?; OR7 photographed in California; A week of wolf action; Wolf biologists at work in Yellowstone.
Posted in California, Experts, Features, In the News, Rocky Mountains and Great Plains, Species at Risk, Video, Wolf0 Comments
11 May 2012
California lawmakers introduced a bill this week that would designate the Berryessa Snow Mountain region as a National Conservation Area, securing protections for its wildlife, lands, waters and abundant recreation opportunities.
Posted in California, Features, Habitat Conservation, Public Lands2 Comments
10 May 2012
Amendments to House appropriations bill could prevent salmon restoration and harm sea turtles
Posted in California, Commentary, Congress, Features, Marine Animals, Southeast, Species at Risk1 Comment
10 May 2012
BREAKING: The California State Legislature passed a highly controversial bill (AB 1073) today allowing a single massive solar-energy project to bypass mandatory environmental reviews by state and local regulatory agencies.
Posted in Climate Change, Features, Issues, Press Releases, Public Lands, Renewable Energy, West Coast0 Comments
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