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Tree thinning is the 'status quo': Forest Health Council to spend $65 million | News - Vimarsana News

Tree thinning is the 'status quo': Forest Health Council to spend $65 million | News

The Envision Forest Health Council will release its annual report in February, with the news that approximately one-third of the primary goal of fire mitigation outlined in the Chaffee Wildfire

Scientists capture rare images of animal not seen for 140 years and their reactions are incredible - Vimarsana News

Scientists capture rare images of animal not seen for 140 years and their reactions are incredible

Scientists discovered the rare black-naped pleasant-pigeon in 2022 after a 140-year absence and a clip of their elation went viral across social media.

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Legal Victory for Imperiled Hawaiian Honeycreepers - Vimarsana News

Legal Victory for Imperiled Hawaiian Honeycreepers

Center for Biological Diversity: HONOLULU— A federal judge has ruled in favor of conservation groups and the state of Hawai‘i, allowing a project to suppress mosquitos to protect imperiled Hawaiian honeycreepers on east Maui to proceed. The judge found that an environmental assessment was sufficient and a finding of no significant impact correctly issued for the project.

Flock to Scotts Bluff National Monument for 27th annual Great Backyard Bird Count - Vimarsana News

Flock to Scotts Bluff National Monument for 27th annual Great Backyard Bird Count

Join Noelle Grunwald, the Nebraska Environmental Educator with Bird Conservancy of the Rockies, on Saturday, Feb. 17 from 10-11 a.m. in the Scotts Bluff National Monument Visitor Center to learn

The Fight to Eradicate Saltcedar Continues on the Powder River - Vimarsana News

The Fight to Eradicate Saltcedar Continues on the Powder River

The Sheridan County Weed and Pest is still fighting to eradicate an invasive species along the Powder River. At first glance, a saltcedar shrub looks innocent enough. The ornamental plant has bright, colorful leaves and can grow upwards of 10 feet tall. What many don’t realize is that saltcedar is a