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Conservationists are petitioning the federal government to save a species of whale that washed ashore in Everglades National Park two years ago. They’d like to establish mandatory vessel speed limits
For Immediate Release, May 11, 2021 Contact: Kristen Monsell, Center for Biological Diversity, (510) 844-7137, kmonsell@biologicaldiversity.org Jake Bleich, Defenders of Wildlife, (202) 772-3208, jbleich@defenders.org Steve Mashuda, Earthjustice, (206) 715-4912, smashuda@earthjustice.org Pam Bechtold Snyder, New England Aquarium, (617) 686-5068, psnyder@neaq.org Petition Filed to Save Gulf of Mexico Whale From Ship Strikes Biden Administration Urged to Establish Mandatory Vessel Speed Limits Within Core Habitat of Severely Endangered Whales WASHINGTON— A coalition ...
BBC News By Lauren Hirst image copyrightFamily photograph image captionAndy Key, here with his son Arlo, was an "intelligent, articulate, loyal, hardworking, loving family man" "It still shocks me that a healthy person's heart can just stop beating with no warning signs." Two months on from the sudden death of her fiancé at the age of 31, Danielle Riley still struggles to get her head around how it could have happened to her Andy. The couple had met as teenagers, welcomed their baby boy Arlo two years ago, and were due to get married this summer after their original wedding date was postpone...
Just 50 or so remain, eking it out in the Gulf of Mexico off the Florida coast. By Joe Roman Dr. Roman is a conservation biologist at the University of Vermont and the author of âListed: Dispatches From Americaâs Endangered Species Act.â March 6, 2021 Credit...Cristóbal Schmal On a January day two years ago, an emaciated whale washed up dead on Sandy Key, at the southernmost reaches of Floridaâs Everglades National Park. The 38-foot-long male had the long white throat grooves characteristic of baleen whales, which are rare in the Gulf of Mexico. A team of biologists soo...