Wild Burros' Death In California Park Endangers Native Wildlife; Officials Already Probing Illegal Gunfiring
The killing of five wild burros in Death Valley in California was believed to contribute in endangering native wildlife. Read more here.
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The killing of five wild burros in Death Valley in California was believed to contribute in endangering native wildlife. Read more here.
To commemorate the occasion, 35 saddle-started horses, 15 halter-started horses and 10 gentled burros will be offered for adoption.
It’s hard not to find the curious, fuzzy-eared equids endearing. Many do. But they can also mow down vegetation, stomp on the homes of native species and even disrupt military operations.
On the morning of April 30, authorities received calls regarding an injured burro in Reche Canyon. It was taken to an animal hospital but died of its injuries.
Custer State Park, South Dakota Located in the picturesque Black Hills of southwestern South Dakota, United States, the world famous Custer State Park was the state’s first, and still its largest, state park, named in honor of the equally well-known Lieutenant Colonel George Armstrong Custer. Covering a vast area of more than 71,000 acres, it encompasses three dams, various campgrounds, breathtaking trails, parks, and roads, with plans proposed to add a waterpark in the near future. A temperate and humid continental climate characterizes the Black Hills region of southwestern South Dakota....