Catch this land-walking fish? Don't toss it back; do this instead
You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.
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Catch this land-walking fish? Don't toss it back; do this instead
You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.
Source: wgntv.com
Catch this land-walking fish? Don't toss it back; do this instead
You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.
Source: klfy.com
Catch this land-walking fish? Don't toss it back; do this instead
You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.
Source: wate.com
Catch this land-walking fish? Don't toss it back; do this instead
You can't simply toss the fish on land to let it die. Here's what officials want you to do instead.
Source: yourerie.com
Illuminating the science behind fireflies -- Science & Technology -- Sott.net
A dedicated ornithologist with a passion for lightning bugs scours bogs and beaches to discover previously unknown species In the dark of a June evening, standing in the black mud of a New Jersey bog, an hour's drive from home, Christopher...
Source: sott.net
Edgartown continues push for Norton Point OSV access - The Martha's Vineyard Times
The Edgartown Conservation Commission unanimously approved alternate access points for Norton Point Beach Wednesday afternoon, in response to new state regulations that prohibit over sand vehicle (OSV) access within 50 yards of protected shorebird nests. Norton Point, a barrier beach stretching over two miles, connects Edgartown to Chappaquiddick, and serves as a habitat for protected […]
Jane Varkonda Species Program Edgartown Conservation Commission National Heritage Trustees Of Reservations Norton Point Beach Wednesday
Source: mvtimes.com
New Mexico bats test positive for white-nose syndrome
White-nose syndrome (WNS) has been detected in bats for the first time in New Mexico. Two dead bats have been tested positively for the disease and two live bats were found with wounds containing the fungal pathogen that causes WNS.
New Mexico United States De Baca County Lincoln County Marikay Ramsey Bureau Of Land Management New Mexico
Source: krqe.com
Peregrine falcon chicks 'banded' at Huntington Ave skyscraper
Three peregrine falcon chicks were brought down and banded by MassWildlife for tracking at the skyscraper lobby Thursday.
Source: bostonherald.com
Nesting birds keep Norton Point off-limits for vehicles - The Martha's Vineyard Times
Edgartown officials announced last week that the town’s management plan for Norton Point Beach has received approval from the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program (NHESP). That approval allows the town to begin sticker sales for over-sand vehicles (OSV) on Norton Point. However, the beach remains closed due to nesting shorebird activity. Edgartown was granted […]
Source: mvtimes.com