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Murdered Belize environmentalist helped boost marine conservation through technology - Vimarsana News

Murdered Belize environmentalist helped boost marine conservation through technology

The conservation community is mourning after an environmentalist in Belize was killed in his home while celebrating New Year’s Eve. Jon Ramnarace, who worked on protected area patrol and marine conservation technology, was shot and killed alongside his brother David in Belize City on December 31. Their spouses were also shot but remain in critical […]

Oregon Shores announces new executive director - Vimarsana News

Oregon Shores announces new executive director

The Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition, which for more than 50 years has worked to preserve the state’s coastal environment, will soon have a new executive director. The Oregon Shores board

Class of 2023 to be honored at April 25 ceremony - Vimarsana News

Class of 2023 to be honored at April 25 ceremony

The Wisconsin Conservation Hall of Fame will induct Michael Dombeck, Mark Martin and Susan Foote-Martin and Byron Shaw in its 2023 class.

Birds killed in collisions with buildings is a problem. Fixes exist. - Vimarsana News

Birds killed in collisions with buildings is a problem. Fixes exist.

Collisions with buildings kill as many as 1 billion birds a year in the United States. But architects and activists are working to make cities safer.

In Assam, human-tiger conflicts are rising as the tiger population bounces back - Vimarsana News

In Assam, human-tiger conflicts are rising as the tiger population bounces back

The number of tigers in the state grew from 70 in 2006 to 190 in 2018.

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