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Un long week-end de courts métrages

Un troc jardin, dimanche, dans le bourg

Classé 4e plus beau zoo du monde par Tripadvisor, le parc animalier de Beauval, à Saint-Aignan (Loir-et-Cher), est le premier site touristique du Centre-Val de Loire. Comment fonctionne cette structure qui, en 40 ans, s’est imposée comme une référence mondiale ? Comment ce zoo réussit-il à présenter des animaux hors normes ? Qui s’en occupe ? Quel est son rôle dans la préservation de la biodiversité de la planète ? Tout l’été, leberry.fr plonge dans l’envers du décor. Aujourd’hui, comment les zoos mondiaux se sont organisés en réseau pour accueillir les animaux, avec la préservation de la biodiversité pour credo.

Classé 4e plus beau zoo du monde par Tripadvisor, le parc animalier de Beauval, à Saint-Aignan (Loir-et-Cher), est le premier site touristique du Centre-Val de Loire. Comment fonctionne cette structure qui, en 40 ans, s’est imposée comme une référence mondiale ? Comment ce zoo réussit-il à présenter des animaux hors normes ? Qui s’en occupe ? Quel est son rôle dans la préservation de la biodiversité de la planète ? Tout l’été, leberry.fr plonge dans l’envers du décor et les coulisses. Aujourd’hui, dernier volet avec l’alimentation.

Un maraîcher de Selles-sur-Cher, un prestataire à Soings-en-Sologne, un bûcheron salarié, des terres en nom propre… Le zoo mise sur les filières de proximité pour limiter les coûts.

C'est le dernier-né des supports pédagogiques au zoo de Beauval. Pensée et portée par Jean-François Lorieux, la nurserie permet au grand public de suivre l'évolution de quelques espèces d'amphibiens ou de poissons, d'eau douce ou marine, dont les grenouilles dendrobates, reconnaissables à leurs couleurs plutôt "flashy".

Les Journées du Patrimoine de Pays et des Moulins se déclinent ce week-end dans le Perche ornais

Corrections says an inmate was hospitalized after being attacked by a cellmate.

The public hearing will be on April 20th.

Only 6% of first vaccine shots have been given to Black people, compared to 75% of first shots going to white people.

By Terry Leahy
Apr 12, 2021
Omaha Police responded to the area of I-680 and Fort Street at 5:45 Monday morning to look into a report of "shots fired."
When they arrived, they did not find a victim, but a man arrived a short time later at Immanuel Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
The victim was identified as 21-year-old Trevel Caldwell.
The investigation continues.
Anyone with information is urged to contact "Omaha Crime Stoppers" at (402) 444-STOP, at www.omahacrimestoppers.org or on the P3 Tips mobile app.
Tributes Are Laid At Burnt Out Home Where Four Children Perished
 

The first clinic to plan for regular walk-in appointments is the clinic at 35th and L at the Stockyards Plaza.

By Julia Bertino
Apr 12, 2021
(Fremont, NE) -- People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is calling for an investigation to be launched after they say tens of thousands of chickens were not given food and water, leading to the deaths of over 1,000 birds.
In a press release, PETA said they got U.S. Department of Agriculture reports that showed that roughly 30,500 chickens were held in, "severely crowded crates on trucks overnight without food or water at Lincoln Premium Poultry near Fremont." PETA claimed in the release that 1,622 chickens were found dead the next day as a result.
Monday morning, PETA sent a letter to Dodge County Attorney Paul J. Vaughan requesting a criminal probe and for charges to e filed under Nebraska’s livestock neglect law. PETA states that Lincoln Premium Poultry exclusively supplies Costco stores.

By Julia Bertino
(Omaha, NE) -- Two people are injured in a crash near 111th and Maple.
Omaha Police say just before 10:00 Monday morning, officers were called to the area for a reported crash with injuries. OPD says an eastbound Nissan Altima failed to yield as it attempted to turn northbound onto Emmett from West Maple. Investigators say the Nissan was then hit by a westbound Jeep Cherokee. Police say people in both vehicles were transported to Bergan Mercy.
OPD says the driver of the Nissan, 41 year old Narissa Scales, was not wearing a seat belt and is being treated for a life-threatening, critical head injury. The driver of the Jeep, Moises Morales, was transported with a serious head injury.

Police initially reported a fire had broken out near 17th and Capitol streets.
Omaha Police Sgt. Jason Menning tweeted the fire was started by a power transformer used by the Omaha Public Power District.
At 17th and Capitol is the Doubletree Hotel and First National Bank.
Omaha Scanner posted to Facebook saying security footage from First National Bank caught the moment on camera, and a security guard says he heard the explosion then saw black smoke.
They say crews continued reporting explosions once they arrived on scene.
The Omaha Fire Department's Acting Battalion Chief Mickey McLaughlin told WOWT-TV 6 News they're unsure what caused the transformer to explode, but says it could be old electrical equipment.

By Terry Leahy
Apr 5, 2021
"Selection Sunday" reveals Nebraska is the No. 5 overall seed for the NCAA Womens' Volleyball Tournament and will be one of 48 teams in the tournament at the "CHI Health Center Omaha" from April 14th-24th.
NU opens the tournament on Thursday, April 15th at 2:30 p.m. against the winner of the Texas State-Utah Valley first-round match.
Seven time Big East champion Creighton will appear in the big dance for the ninth straight season, and 10th time overall.
The Jays will take on Morehead State at 2:30 p.m. Central on Wednesday, April 14th.
Because of Covid, the entire tournament is being held in North Downtown, just down the street from Creighton's campus.