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A New Medal and Revised Marketing Tactics Part of Army's Fight Against Recruiting Slump - Vimarsana News

A New Medal and Revised Marketing Tactics Part of Army's Fight Against Recruiting Slump

The Army is putting the finishing touches on a new ribbon to be awarded to soldiers who help convince someone to join the service.

Can you hunt wolves in Montana? Group sues to stop wolf season - Vimarsana News

Can you hunt wolves in Montana? Group sues to stop wolf season

It's currently open season for Montana hunters looking to shoot a wolf, with the trapping and snaring season set to start at the end of November.

Source: ksl.com
Can you hunt wolves in Montana? Group sues to stop wolf season - Vimarsana News

Can you hunt wolves in Montana? Group sues to stop wolf season

WildEarth Guardians and Project Coyote filed a new motion hoping to stop the wolf season in Montana, where hunters have already killed 55. The groups say the state is failing to protect wolves in Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks.

New Mexico oil and gas, environmentalists critical of climate bill - Vimarsana News

New Mexico oil and gas, environmentalists critical of climate bill

New Mexico's Democrats in Congress voted for the $739 billion bill, while Republican Yvette Herrell voted against, citing impacts to oil and gas.

MON: Logging after NM wildfires could help forests but won't likely happen for months, if at all, + More - Vimarsana News

MON: Logging after NM wildfires could help forests but won't likely happen for months, if at all, + More

There’s a potential boost for New Mexico’s economy and forests through logging, especially after the severe fire season the state endured this summer. But it’ll probably be months before any action could be taken, if at all, to cut and process the trees burned by historic fire destruction.

Source: kunm.org