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by Alex Fox/Smithsonianmag.com Wild horses and donkeys are often considered a problem in the American West, but new research suggests their penchant for digging wells with their hooves offers benefits to the ecosystems they inhabit, reports Douglas Main for The study, published this week in the journal  Science, shows that when wild or feral horses and donkeys dig wells, they increase the availability of water for other species living in the parched desert landscape. These wells can be up to six feet deep and provide access to groundwater to species including badgers, mountain lions, deer a...

A study published on April 15 in the journal Frontiers in Forests and Global Change presents evidence that only about three percent of Earth’s land ecosystems remain untouched by human activity. The analysis focuses on large swaths of land, about 3,860 square miles each, to account for the amount of habitat required by wide-ranging species. The study takes into account three measures of ecological integrity: habitat intactness, which is how human activity has affected the land; faunal intactness, which looks at species loss; and functional intactness, which focuses on species loss among a...

Sheriff: Pearl River woman arrested in connection with death of disabled son in 2020 Share Updated: 5:00 PM CDT Apr 19, 2021 WDSU Digital Team Share Updated: 5:00 PM CDT Apr 19, 2021 WDSU Digital Team The St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office arrested a Pearl River woman Monday on manslaughter charges stemming from the 2020 death of her adopted, mentally disabled adult son, according to the sheriff. Sharon Lambert was arrested Monday at her Pearl River-area residence after warrants were issued for her arrest on three counts of cruelty to the in...

Bangor Yankee Cobbler To Close For Good Following Fire It was just about a month ago when we brought you the update that Yankee Cobbler, a downtown Bangor business that was forced to close it's doors after a Thanksgiving Day fire last year, was waiting to hear whether or not it could re-open for business. In January, Owner Jonathan Lambert, who has been running the shop for the last 16 years from it's State Street location, posted on the Yankee Cobbler Facebook Page, that his hope was to reopen once he had heard from Insurance Adjusters. He said once that happened, he could return items tha...

Bangor Cobbler Remains Closed After November Fire   The Downtown Bangor business, The Yankee Cobbler, was forced to close after an early morning fire damaged the State Street storefront last Thanksgiving. The Yankee Cobbler, 25 State St. Bangor, ME, Google Maps Owner Jonathan Lambert recently took to The Yankee Cobbler Facebook Page to update customers on the progress of trying to reopen the store. Lambert said that while there thankfully wasn't a lot of fire damage, there was a bit of smoke and water damage  to his machinery and inventory, all of which will need to be repaired before he c...