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Support Us A troubling new press release by the conservation nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity reveals that U.S. Fish and Wildlife Services is ignoring an executive order to review the Trump Administration’s decision to delist Gray Wolves from the Endangered Species Act. In one of President Biden’s first executive orders, Federal Government agencies were asked to conduct a thorough review of controversial actions taken by the Trump Administration, including the widely criticized mov...

In Europe’s Carpathian mountains and beyond, the continent’s most iconic species thrive.

The National Resources board set a wolf harvest quota of 200 wolves for a hunt expected to happen this month. That number is based on the recommendations

France Confronted With the Jihadism of Its Turkish Ally France realises a little late that the jihadists who have carried out attacks on its soil and others who are preparing new ones are supported by foreign states, military allies within NATO. The refusal to draw conclusions in terms of foreign policy makes the bill to combat Islamism of little use. President Emmanuel Macron and the government of Jean Castex drafted a bill to combat the political instrumentation of the Muslim faith. This text...

Tue, 09 Feb 2021 18:10 UTC France realises a little late that the jihadists who have carried out attacks on its soil and others who are preparing new ones are supported by foreign states, military allies within NATO. The refusal to draw conclusions in terms of foreign policy makes the bill to combat Islamism of little use. One month before the attacks in Paris-Saint Denis, President Erdoğan held an election meeting at the German-French border, in Strasbourg, as if he were at home. The crowd sh...

Premieres Wednesdays, February 3-24, 2021 on PBS Explore Europe like never before, as the wild heart of the continent is revitalized in four-part documentary series   Beyond the bustling cities lies a surprisingly vast wildland spanning millions of miles, where species that were threatened by extinction are being reintroduced to nature. From the Arctic Circle to rich river wetlands , EUROPE’S NEW WILD tells the inspiring story of an epic transformation, exploring the rebirth of the continent...

jungle.world Die Milizen der AKP in der Türkei Seit Jahren bildet die türkische Regierung eine Unzahl verschiedener Milizen aus, die allerdings weiterhin dem Kommando Anakaras unterstehen. Jonathan Spyer und Hay Eytan Cohen Yanarocak haben eine lesenswerte Studie zu dieser Entwicklung verfasst: Since 2010, centralized authority has collapsed in many Middle East states, including Libya, Iraq, Syria, and Yemen. States able to support, mobilize, and make use of irregular and proxy military f...

Bekier, Ellison finally return to college court Published by sports@presspub... on Thu, 01/28/2021 - 12:30pm By:  J. Patrick Eaken Lourdes University volleyball player Kortney Ellison (Lake), No. 9 at right. (Photo courtesy Ryan Wronkowicz/Lourdes Athletics) Four former Lake volleyball players were to play collegiately this year, but now only two will actually get on the court because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The other two, who were to play at Owens C...

The gray wolf has been on and off the federal endangered species list for years. Right now, it’s off the list. But designation on the endangered species

Environmental groups are challenging the Trump administration’s decision to remove the gray wolf from the federal endangered species list.  A wolf from the Wapiti Lake pack stands by a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park, Wyo., Jan. 24, 2018. Credit Jacob W. Frank / National Parks Service Multiple lawsuits accuse the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service of acting prematurely and ignoring science in its decision to scrap protections for the gray wolf. The agency argues that because critical wol...