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Lawsuit aims to reduce horses' hoof print in Tonto National Forest | Government - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit aims to reduce horses' hoof print in Tonto National Forest | Government

PHOENIX — Led by the Center for Biological Diversity, a group of conservationists sued the U.S. Forest Service on Thursday to protect a region of the Tonto National Forest from

Lawsuit Challenges U.S. Forest Service Failure to Protect Arizona's Lower Salt River - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Challenges U.S. Forest Service Failure to Protect Arizona's Lower Salt River

Center for Biological Diversity: PHOENIX— A coalition of conservationists, environmentalists and birders sued the U.S. Forest Service today for failing to protect the Lower Salt River Recreation Area from hundreds of unowned horses that threaten endangered species habitat.

Mercury retrograde in Taurus 2023 means mayhem for your zodiac sign - Vimarsana News

Mercury retrograde in Taurus 2023 means mayhem for your zodiac sign

From April 21 to May 15, Mercury, planet of the mind and its multitudes is going retrograde in the fixed earth sign of Taurus. Mercury is our planet of messaging and communion and Taurus is ruled by Venus, the domain of aesthetics, attraction, worldly goods and self-worth. In kind, we can see this retrograde as a lesson in believing is deserving.

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Snakes in New Mexico see habitats cut, drawing lawsuit against feds - Vimarsana News

Snakes in New Mexico see habitats cut, drawing lawsuit against feds

The narrow-headed garter snake and northern Mexican garter snake dwell in riverbeds of Arizona and southern New Mexico along the Gila River.

New study details cattle grazing damage on San Pedro Riparian Conservation Area - Vimarsana News

New study details cattle grazing damage on San Pedro Riparian Conservation Area

Congress created the San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area in 1988 to protect a scenic area of southern Arizona.But a new study by the Center for Biological Diversity says the river still needs protection.The study says that livestock have damaged 39 of 42 miles of the San Pedro River.Conservationists have sued the Bureau of Land Management numerous times over the

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