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Warner Basin partnership reconnects nine miles of fish habitat
3+ hour, 8+ min ago (219+ words) Watch the Oregon Gubernatorial Debates hosted by KOBI-TV and KTVZ, and view other elections coverage. LAKE COUNTY – The Warner Basin Aquatic Habitat Partnership removed the final fish passage barrier on Deep Creek in September, reconnecting approximately nine miles of habitat…...
Applying science to increase the value of large timber forests for the Bru-Van Kieu ethnic minority.
2+ hour, 36+ min ago (405+ words) According to a report by the Vietnam Nature Conservation Center, the average forest yield is over 27.7 m³/ha/year, with estimated profits of nearly 180 million VND/ha over an 8-year cycle, equivalent to nearly 22 million VND/ha/year. Initial results show…...
John Carlin's Outdoors | Red foxes released back into wild in Southwest Virginia
5+ hour, 58+ min ago (119+ words) WSLS John Carlin's Outdoors | Red foxes released back into wild in Southwest Virginia Prize-winning pumpkin grown in Blacksburg 6th District community conversation held in Clifton Forge Wednesday night 16 patients taken to hospital following incident at Westrock Paper Mill in Covington Wednesday…...
A zoo’s flamingo produces chicks at record-setting 60 years old
4+ hour, 2+ min ago (254+ words) Six flamingo chicks have joined the flock at a Kentucky zoo, including two hatched by a mother who is making history. Queen, a 60-year-old Chilean flamingo, is believed to be the oldest female flamingo to produce chicks at a zoo…...
Stakeholders want creative arts to drive climate engagement
1+ hour, 59+ min ago (439+ words) Thursday, October 15, 2026 15 October 2026 3:17 am WAT Climate advocates and creatives across Africa have called for greater use of art and creative expression to communicate climate policies and environmental issues to the public. They made the call at the virtual Art for…...
KU launches book on declining birdlife
39+ min ago (99+ words) Brighter Kashmir 10-15-2026 3 رجب 1440 KU launches book on declining birdlife Srinagar, Oct 14: The School of Biological Sciences, University of Kashmir (KU), in collaboration with Kashmir Birdwatch, organised a book launch event for 'Where Have the Birds Gone?'- authored by noted ornithologist…...
Everything a Duckling Could Want. “Isn’t it lovely here?” said Mama Swan… | by Lyndsay Patnaan | Oct, 2026
1+ hour, 37+ min ago (261+ words) Pip was a little duckling who lived in the coziest pond in the whole meadow. The lilies were pink, the water was warm, and every morning a shiny new pebble sat waiting on the bank. “Isn’t it lovely here?” said…...
Great hornbills continue their strange ritual of sealing themselves inside trees with their own droppings to raise their young, despite the warming climate
2+ hour, 6+ min ago (1149+ words) Female great hornbills seal themselves into tree holes with their own droppings. Over nearly two decades, warming climate hasn’t changed the timing of this ritual. Warmer springs have pushed many small songbirds in Europe and North America to lay their…...
Most marine protected areas fail to curb fishing: study
4+ hour, 36+ min ago (306+ words) Despite a rise in the number of marine protected areas (MPAs), they are failing to fend off the biggest threat to marine biodiversity, according to the research in the journal Science Advances. “We didn’t expect to see such striking results,…...
Bogong Moth Population Rebounds
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (195+ words) New York Times | Conservation & Biodiversity “Decades ago, spring in Australia meant lifting a towel or opening a curtain to a surprised moth or two fluttering out, as billions of bogong moths migrated across vast swaths of the country’s southeast. But…...