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Only thing that we have to do now is stop cutting down trees, and the only thing that will do thatis and the only thing that will do that is stronger and better legislation, and we want a koala protection act. a bit like the bald eagle act for the united states. goodness me, the whole world loves koalas. why wouldn't you just do this? i have actually written to the new environment minister, and i've said to her that i don't envy her herjob now, because our country has basically spoken to our politicians and said we care about climate change, we don't want any more fires, we don't want any more...

And we want a koala protection act — a bit like the bald eagle act for the united states. goodness me, the whole world loves koalas. why wouldn't you just do this? i have actually written to the new environment minister and i've said to her that i don't envy her herjob now, because our country has basically spoken to our politicians and said, "we care about climate change. "we don't want any more fires. "we don't want any more floods." we've all been through hell in the last few years, and so has the koala, so it's time for our political masters to really get on with it. and what do politici...

The following is a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Idaho. BOISE – Two Treasure Valley men, were sentenced for the unlawful taking of a golden eagle without permission. According to court records, Colten R. Ferdinand, 20, of Boise, Idaho, and Wyatt G. Noe, 23, of Eagle, Idaho, were each charged by […]

The Idaho men were sentenced to two years of probation, 15 hours of community service and received two-year bans from hunting and possessing firearms.

To have hope, sometimes you have to look to the sky.  With its regal pose and a wingspan of over 6 feet, the bald eagle has been the national bird of the United States since 1782.  For Native Americans, the soaring raptor has been sacred for thousands of years longer. And the bird can be spotted across New York, most notably at Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge in the Finger Lakes region, the result of a robust effort to reintroduce bald eagles to the state that launched in 1976. The Montezuma program used a falconry technique called “hacking” to help release young birds into the...