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How Non-Native Pheasants Protect American Biodiversity

For my 40th birthday, in December, I asked my wife, Virginia, for something special. I wanted her to take advantage of the hunter-education classes that had moved online due to the pandemic to obtain her first hunting license so she could join me in the field.  Hunting is a passion of mine. It’s fun, it puts healthy meat on our table, and I enjoy the challenge and tradition. But most of all, I love wild animals, and participating in the sport is the most meaningful way to save them.  Because individual hunters contribute significantly to conservation, the most powerful thing any of us can do for the cause is recruit additional hunters. And the most effective way you can instill future commitment from a first-timer is to ensure that their first hunt is a success. But my birthday falls on December 15 well after the end of general hunting seasons. And since we weren’t yet vaccinated, I needed to find a hunt with plenty of animals and opportunities, yet one that was s

More flight options: Southwest Airlines to fly from Bellingham, Eugene

More flight options: Southwest Airlines to fly from Bellingham, Eugene Sign In FacebookTwitterEmail 1of5 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 28: Passengers check in for Southwest Airlines flights at Midway International Airport on January 28, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. Southwest Airlines today reported its first annual loss since 1972. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on the industry in 2020 with U.S. airlines reporting a combined $34 billion loss. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Scott Olson/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less 2of5 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS - JANUARY 28: Passengers check in for Southwest Airlines flights at Midway International Airport on January 28, 2021 in Chicago, Illinois. Southwest Airlines today reported its first annual loss since 1972. The pandemic has wreaked havoc on the industry in 2020 with U.S. airlines reporting a combined $34 billion loss. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)Scott Olson/Getty ImagesShow MoreShow Less

Dogs put their noses to work saving wildlife

Dogs put their noses to work saving wildlife Adam Ferguson © None Tule, a six-year-old Belgian Malinois scouts for bear scat near southwestern Montana’s Big Hole Valley. Grizzlies have been sighted in the area after many decades, and DNA from the scat would inform biologists and land managers working to recover this threatened species where they’re coming from. Pepin is a Belgian Malinois, a sleek race-car version of the more common German shepherd. Strong, self-assured, and intensely focused (a littermate was part of Seal Team 6’s takedown of Osama bin Laden), Pepin has trotted across Zambian savannas to find evidence of lions, leopards, and cheetahs, and he’s pushed through lowland tropical rainforests in Myanmar searching out signs of wild elephants. His skill at sniffing out different animals’ dung has given conservationists a quick way to estimate those animals’ populations.

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