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Red Knot Races Tide and Time Izembek: The Saga Continues Montana Anti-Bison Legislation Defeated! Teachings of the Wolves Northern California Wolf Weekly Wrap-up
 
Red knot, (c) Gregory Breese, USFWS

Red Knot Races Tide and Time

During their migration from the Arctic to South America, red knots stop on beaches along the U.S. east coast and feast on the annual hordes of horseshoe crab eggs. Last fall, many of those beaches were washed away by Hurricane Sandy, leaving conservation groups scrambling to restore them in time for the red knots to pass through.

Izembek: The Saga Continues

After years of delays and political wrangling - not to mention millions of dollars spent - Secretary Jewell has the chance to finally put an end to a project that would devastate a fragile and vital habitat.

Bison, (c) Aaron Huey / National Geographic Stock

Montana Anti-Bison Legislation Defeated!

After a state legislative session plagued with threats to wild bison, finally we have some good news!

Wolf, (c) Michael S. Quinton / National Geographic Stock

Teachings of the Wolves

As long-time defenders of wolves, we love having the chance to learn from those who have strong cultural ties to these majestic predators - which is why we had such a great time being a part of this recent tribal gathering in Washington state.

Northern California’s Undiscovered Treasure

From the thundering rapids of Cache Creek to the snow-capped peak of Snow Mountain, northern California’s Berryessa Snow Mountain region is home to iconic wildlife, and new legislation could keep it protected for generations to come.

Wolf, (c) James Brandenburg / National Geographic Stock

Wolf Weekly Wrap-up

This week in wolf news: CEOs urge Sally Jewell to maintain wolf protections; Sheep rancher kills Yellowstone wolf.

Wolf, (c) Michael S. Quinton / National Geographic Stock

Wolf Weekly Wrap-up

17 May 2013

This week in wolf news: Another rocky start for Idaho ranch; A wolf in Washington?; Washington wolves move west; Montana proposes wolf hunting expansions; Yellowstone area rancher forfeits second kill permit.

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Red knot, (c) Gregory Breese, USFWS

Red Knot Races Tide and Time

16 May 2013

During their migration from the Arctic to South America, red knots stop on beaches along the U.S. east coast and feast on the annual hordes of horseshoe crab eggs. Last fall, many of those beaches were washed away by Hurricane Sandy, leaving conservation groups scrambling to restore them in time for the red knots to pass through.

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Posted in Features, Habitat Conservation, Red Knot, Species at Risk, Wildlife0 Comments

Izembek: The Saga Continues

16 May 2013

After years of delays and political wrangling - not to mention millions of dollars spent - Secretary Jewell has the chance to finally put an end to a project that would devastate a fragile and vital habitat.

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Posted in Alaska, Features, Habitat Conservation, Public Lands, Wetlands, Wildlife0 Comments

Bison, (c) Aaron Huey / National Geographic Stock

Montana Anti-Bison Legislation Defeated!

15 May 2013

After a state legislative session plagued with threats to wild bison, finally we have some good news!

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Posted in Bison, Features, Living with Wildlife, Rocky Mountains and Great Plains, Species at Risk6 Comments

Wolf, (c) Michael S. Quinton / National Geographic Stock

Teachings of the Wolves

14 May 2013

As long-time defenders of wolves, we love having the chance to learn from those who have strong cultural ties to these majestic predators - which is why we had such a great time being a part of this recent tribal gathering in Washington state.

Read the full story

Posted in Audio, Features, Gray Wolf, Wildlife2 Comments

Northern California’s Undiscovered Treasure

13 May 2013

From the thundering rapids of Cache Creek to the snow-capped peak of Snow Mountain, northern California’s Berryessa Snow Mountain region is home to iconic wildlife, and new legislation could keep it protected for generations to come.

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Posted in California, Features, Habitat Conservation0 Comments

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