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Environmental group challenges federal action on protecting endangered spotted owl | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

Environmental group challenges federal action on protecting endangered spotted owl | iNFOnews

VANCOUVER - An environmental group is in Federal Court in Vancouver challenging what it describes as Ottawa's failure to protect the endangered northern spotted owl despite an "imminent threat" to its recovery.

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Emotional farewell from Limerick school to three staff members - Vimarsana News

Emotional farewell from Limerick school to three staff members

LIMERICK teachers Mary Lynch, Vincent Murphy and Don Ryan have walked the corridors of Colaiste na Trocaire in Rathkeale countless time, but never like this! St...

Oneida County completes major improvements to water infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Oneida County completes major improvements to water infrastructure

UTICA, N.Y. — County Executive Anthony J. Picente Jr. announced the completion of significant capital projects to upgrade and expand Oneida County’s Water Pollution Control Plant in Utica and the Sauquoit Creek Pump Station in Yorkville, fulfilling its New York State Department of Environmental Conservation-issued consent order. “We have worked diligently with NYSDEC for more […]

Marin owl population under threat from newcomers - Vimarsana News

Marin owl population under threat from newcomers

An invasion by barred owls, a more aggressive and adaptable raptor, has prompted a federal plan to ease the restrictions against killing them.

How to stop owls from killing owls — will new plan act fast enough? - Vimarsana News

How to stop owls from killing owls — will new plan act fast enough?

U.S. Fish and Wildlife is proposing a new management strategy, easing the onerous permit process that’s currently required to kill barred owls.