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A silent killer stalks sea turtles. A small town is trying to stop it. - Vimarsana News

A silent killer stalks sea turtles. A small town is trying to stop it.

LA SABANA, Venezuela - Pedro Luis Pérez woke up early on the clear, sunny morning to check on his hatchlings. At his nursery, a small, fenced-in square on the beach in this coastal town, a tiny loggerhead sea turtle struggled to break free from the warm sand. Pérez stuck his hand into the sand and helped the creature out.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. “This one was born to succeed,” he said. But he was one of only a

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Missing migrant remains out of reach in Arizona wilderness - Vimarsana News

Missing migrant remains out of reach in Arizona wilderness

For Star subscribers: Searchers are trying to help more families learn what happened to missing loved ones. But laws restrict their access to wilderness areas that are now "open graveyards."

Source: tucson.com
U.S. says it won't reintroduce jaguars - Vimarsana News

U.S. says it won't reintroduce jaguars

U.S. agency turns down Tucson-based environmental group's petition to reintroduce endangered jaguars into New Mexico forest.

Source: tucson.com
Court: Feds wrong that Fort Huachuca isn't harming river - Vimarsana News

Court: Feds wrong that Fort Huachuca isn't harming river

U.S. appeals court orders agency to revisit its conclusion the Army fort isn't harming the San Pedro River basin.

Source: tucson.com
Sonorans protest Mexico's secretive plans for new train - Vimarsana News

Sonorans protest Mexico's secretive plans for new train

Sonora residents protest Mexico's secretive plan to run a freight-train line through lush conservation area where jaguars, ocelots have been seen.

Source: tucson.com