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Bryan County News More By allowing ads to appear on this site, you support the local businesses who, in turn, support great journalism. If you care... leave them there A white-tailed deer. Photo by Calvin Wakefield. In the spring, it is not unusual to see young wildlife that appear to be alone. Before you attempt to help – remember that it is best to leave wildlife where you find them, according to the Georgia Department ...

SOCIAL CIRCLE – In the spring, it is not unusual to see young wildlife that appear to be alone. Before you attempt to help – remember that it is best to leave wildlife where you find them, according to the Georgia Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife Resources Division (WRD). "When you take wildlife out of their environment and bring them into your home, it often takes away that animal’s ability to then survive in the wild, where they belong,” explains Kaitlin Good...

One adult and two newly hatched eaglets in the nest live on camera. Watch with care. Time will fly by and you wont get work done. Monday, March 29: We have two eaglets! Bothof the eggs has hatched in the Minnesota DNRs EagleCam nest. The first egg was laid back on February 16th, with the second (and currently un-hatched) egg being laid some days later.   Tuesday, March 2: There is now a second egg that has been laid. According to the Minnesota DNR, eagles typically lay one to three eggs ov...

Couple leaves $144K to state wildlife, K-9 programs April 3, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail A couple who enjoyed New Hampshires outdoors left $144,000 from their estate to the state Fish and Game Department for its K-9 and endangered wildlife programs. Clarence and Gertrude Sleeper, of Littleton, traveled through New England and other areas, skied, gardened, and had three dogs. They died in December 2019 in what was determined to be a murder-suicide after both had suffered health issues and limited ...

Minnesota DNR EagleCam is Popular Lori Naumann with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (MnDNR) Nongame Wildlife Program say some Vietnamese school children recently wrote her.  They thanked the DNR for having the EagleCam available for their science class. Naumann says the first Eagle egg was laid on February 16th and the second on February 20th. Those were spread out over more days then last year when three eggs were laid, each 3 days apart. Naumann pointed out there is a new dad t...

A Gold Coast man has been fined $4401 following an investigation into the illegal take and sale of native frogs online. Wildlife officers finalised an...

Replies(2) California red-legged Frog (Rana draytonii) in Poza Fauno Uno, Rancho Meling, Baja California, Mexico. (Photo courtesy of Bradford Hollingsworth/San Diego Natural History Museum) Anny Peralta who founded Fauno, a Mexican nonprofit conservation organization and Frank Santana from the San Diego Natural History Museum survey a site. (Photo courtesy of Jorge Valdez/Fauna del Noroeste) Judy and Chuck Wheatley on their ranch in San Diego County. (Clark Winchell/USFWS) Efforts began in F...

  Friday, February 19: There is now an egg in the Minnesotas DNRs EagleCam nest. Mom laid the egg at 4:47 PM on Tuesday, February 16th, 2021. No privacy for mom! Feel free to watch the action below. Last year was the first year since 2018 that the eagle pair laid eggs, a total of three hatched in 2020. The last time the TV stars had eggs in the nest was 2018. This is the eighth year the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources has placed cameras at the nest. Minnesota DNR EagleCam Live Str...

Mom laid the egg at 4:47 PM on Tuesday, February 16th, 2021.

Source: World Wildlife Fund White River — World Wildlife Fund (WWF) welcomes the news today of a 33 percent reduction in the number of rhinos lost to poaching in South Africa in 2020 and ongoing decline in the number of rhinos lost annually to poaching over the last six years. However, WWF is very aware that the apparent reprise provided by lockdown restrictions due to Covid-19 in 2020 was only a temporary pause and that the pressure on rhino populations, particularly in Kruger National Park...