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Today's Headlines: Can public schools legally 'out' trans students to their parents? - Vimarsana News

Today's Headlines: Can public schools legally 'out' trans students to their parents?

California's Democratic leaders contend students have clear-cut rights to privacy, even from their parents, when it comes to gender identity. But experts say the legal realities are more nuanced.

Historic sighting: Near-extinct gray wolf spotted in California after a century - Vimarsana News

Historic sighting: Near-extinct gray wolf spotted in California after a century

The enchanting landscapes of Giant Sequoia National Monument in southern California have witnessed an awe-inspiring event. After more than a century of absence, a majestic gray wolf has made a triumphant return to this haven of ancient giants and breathtaking vistas

Source: theweek.in
Near-extinct animal spotted near national monument for first time in 100 years: 'There's been a lot more activity in the area since then' - Vimarsana News

Near-extinct animal spotted near national monument for first time in 100 years: 'There's been a lot more activity in the area since then'

“I haven’t noticed any fresh evidence of the pack since July."

Source: yahoo.com
California conservationists take aim at wild burros - Vimarsana News

California conservationists take aim at wild burros

Scores of wild burros are trampling the ecology of Big Bear Valley and putting motorists at risk. Some say it's time for an extermination program.

Red wolves near extinction with only 13 left in the wild - Vimarsana News

Red wolves near extinction with only 13 left in the wild

There are only 13 red wolves in the wild. But in North Carolina, where wildlife experts hope to save the species, many landowners see them as a nuisance.