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Conservationists are attempting to build woodland corridors by planting trees and hedgerows to allow the two sets of the native squirrel to mix.

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The Government needs to come to the table and ensure teacher pay keeps pace with the rising cost of putting food on the table, paying the rent, and keeping the house warm. But, it’s important to remember that this is not just about pay. There are serious issues around funding and understaffing, ratios and sick leave. Teanau Tuiono

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The Indianapolis Zoological Society announced the 2023 nominees for the prestigious Indianapolis Prize that honors wildlife conservationists.

It is becoming more widely acknowledged that the psychedelic substances present in magic mushrooms have the ability to treat diseases like addiction, obsessive disorder, anxiety, and depression.

A cloned horse living at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park could play a crucial role in helping an endangered wild horse species survive.

The Biden administration is changing how it processes visa applications for people from Afghanistan. In other news, a large acquisition in the grocery business will change the ownership of many San Diego stores. Plus, San Diego Zoo researchers have successfully cloned an endangered horse that could be a key to rebuilding its species.

On September 27th, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West will host a panel of experts from around the country to discuss “black-footed ferret conservation.”

The Henry Doorly Zoo says the effort is in collaboration with the Madagascar Biodiversity Partnership and supported by the Arbor Day Foundation.