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Young Condor Receives Treatment For Lead Poisoning From Poacher-Killed Elk In Redwood National Park - Vimarsana News

Young Condor Receives Treatment For Lead Poisoning From Poacher-Killed Elk In Redwood National Park

Earlier in October, Yurok condor A6 (Me-new-kwek’, "I am bashful or shy"), along with several other condors in the new population, fed on a poacher-killed elk within Redwood National Park in the Bald Hills of Humboldt County. In a routine autumn health check conducted a few days later, five out of eight birds were found to have concerning levels of lead in their blood.

Herrera: The Year of Water - Vimarsana News

Herrera: The Year of Water

Legislators and advocates alike proclaimed the legislative session of 2023 the “Year of Water”. This was not an accident, this was hard work on the part of the scientific community,

Seventy-eight volunteers helped pick up trash and debris. - Vimarsana News

Seventy-eight volunteers helped pick up trash and debris.

On Saturday volunteers collected more than 2,000 pounds of trash from the Lower San Luis Obispo Creek Preserve in just four hours.

Source: ksby.com
Wanted: Volunteers for summer hiking season - Vimarsana News

Wanted: Volunteers for summer hiking season

The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests is recruiting new volunteers for the upcoming summer hiking season at Mount Major. The society’s Volunteer Trailhead Outreach Program is modeled after successful stewardship programs, like the...

Forest Society seeks Mount Major volunteers for summer hiking season - Vimarsana News

Forest Society seeks Mount Major volunteers for summer hiking season

NH hiking: Volunteer training includes basic information about Mount Major, visitor engagement, Leave-No-Trace etiquette, and share the message of HikeSafe & Recreate Responsibly.

Source: nhpr.org