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METHUEN — The potential impact of a development project on a pair of nesting bald eagles in Methuen will be discussed at a hearing in the Searles Building at 7

The Marine Debris Rapid Response Hotline is meant for the rapid removal of abandoned fishing nets and fishing lines that can entangle and harm Hawaiʻi’s endangered wildlife and coral reefs. The goal of this hotline is to remove the debris before an animal can be entangled and before the net washes back out to sea, which can impact human and wildlife safety alike. The hotline can be reached at 833-4-DA-NETS or reports can be made online.

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(July 17, 2023) Danielle O’Dell knew something was wrong when she saw the dead trees in Marvin’s Woods earlier this month. “These are trees that went from perfectly healthy to …

An invasive rodent posing a serious threat to levees and native marshlands has found its way to Sacramento County, putting it closer than ever to Cosumnes River Preserve.

You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.

You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.

You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.

You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.

You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.