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Taipei, Feb. 5 (CNA) Chiayi and Yunlin governments are urging local farmers to put up electric fences as an effective tool to prevent crop damage caused by Formosan macaques.

SOCIAL CIRCLE — An Atlanta teacher’s proposal to restore a community nature trail has earned her school a $1,000 grant from the Georgia Department of Natural Resources.

By Post Staff Richard Johnson is a formerly incarcerated Oakland Post columnist who has formed a non-profit organization called Formerly Incarcerated Giving Back to provide toys, food, clothes and gifts to families who have a loved one who is incarcerated or is now re-entering society. Johnson says he wants to make sure that these families don’t […]| By Post Staff Richard Johnson is a formerly incarcerated Oakland Post columnist who has formed a non-profit organization called Formerly Incarc...

By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media To advance housing access, affordability and equity, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced earlier this month the creation of a Housing Strike Force. The team, housed within the California Department of Justice (Cal DOJ) has been tasked with enforcing California housing laws that cities across the state have […]| By Antonio Ray Harvey, California Black Media To advance housing access, affordability and equity, California Attorney General ...

To advance housing access, affordability, and equity, California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced earlier this month the creation of a Housing Strike Force. The team, housed within the California Department of Justice (Cal DOJ) has been tasked with enforcing California housing laws that cities across the state have been evading or ignoring.

The illegal trade of wild animals involves billions of dollars internationally.

SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Researchers are looking for a little help to remove an invasive...

Researchers are looking for a little help to remove an invasive lizard from south Georgia before its too late.

Researchers are looking for a little help to remove an invasive lizard from south Georgia before it's too late.

BRUNSWICK – With sea turtle and manatee sightings on the rise on Georgia’s coast, boaters should be on the lookout for these big and rare animals.