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Wedge-tailed eagle Farrah survives horrific injuries caused by rabbit trap WedWednesday 30 DecDecember 2020 at 1:16am Farrah the male wedge-tailed eagle was stuck in a rabbit trap for at least 10 days. ( Share Print text only Cancel Its been 13 months since Farrah the endangered Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagle was rescued from the clutches of an illegal rabbit trap. Key points: A wedge-tailed eagle found stuck in a rabbit trap last year is recovering in the states north-west The male birds injuri...

December 18, 2020 7:31 am MOUNT VERNON, Wash. — Thanks to a donation, Skagit Regional Health will be able to store its anticipated shipment of COVID-19 vaccine. The Skagit Valley Herald reports Puget Sound Energy donated a freezer that gives the facility the ability to store 975 doses of the recently-approved Pfizer vaccine, which requires a temperature of -94 degrees Fahrenheit. The freezer had been used by PSE’s Fish and Wildlife Program as part of a study at Baker Lake. The county’s f...

While Skagit Regional Health is still awaiting a shipment of the first COVID-19 vaccine, a freezer it received as a donation Dec. 4 gives it the ability to store the vaccine. The donation from Puget Sound Energy gives the health care provider the ability to store 975 doses of the recently-approved Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, which requires a temperature of -94 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a news release. Pull Quote “This is an incredible gift — not only to Skagit Regional Health, but...

Louisiana Partners for Fish and Wildlife helps recover federally threatened Louisiana pearlshell mussel By Andy Dolan, State Private Lands Coordinator, Louisiana Ecological ServicesDecember 14, 2020 Pity the poor pearlshell. Under siege from dams, beavers and sediment-filled water. Found in only two Louisiana parishes. Federally listed as a threatened species. Help’s on the way, though. A bevy of private and public partners has joined with the Louisiana Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program ...

Listen to this post RBC | Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) is seeking applications for wetland and riparian restoration, enhancement, and creation projects to support its Wetlands Program Strategic Plan. CPW will award up to $2.5 million in funds from Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) and Colorado waterfowl stamps to projects in Colorado that support the Wetlands Program Strategic Plan’s two main goals: Improve the distribution and abundance of ducks, and opportunities for public waterfowl hunt...

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