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Tuscarora Nation of North Carolina Names Four Endangered Red Wolves - Vimarsana News

Tuscarora Nation of North Carolina Names Four Endangered Red Wolves

Center for Biological Diversity: All 20 Remaining Wild Red Wolves Live on Tuscarora Ancestral Lands

Lawsuit Challenges National Forest Logging's Threats to North Carolina Wildlife - Center for Biological Diversity - Vimarsana News

Lawsuit Challenges National Forest Logging's Threats to North Carolina Wildlife - Center for Biological Diversity

Center for Biological Diversity: ASHEVILLE, N.C.— A coalition of conservation groups sued the U.S. Forest Service today for failing to protect endangered bats in the Nantahala-Pisgah national forests from massively expanded logging allowed under the agency’s new forest plan.

$15,000 reward offered for information on killed Louisiana Whooping Crane - Vimarsana News

$15,000 reward offered for information on killed Louisiana Whooping Crane

The Center for Biological Diversity announced that the reward for information regarding the illegal killing of a Whooping Crane in Mamou, Louisiana is now $15,000.

Reward Raised to $15,000 for Info on Louisiana Whooping Crane Killing - Vimarsana News

Reward Raised to $15,000 for Info on Louisiana Whooping Crane Killing

NEW ORLEANS— The Center for Biological Diversity today increased the total reward to $15,000 for information leading to a conviction in the illegal killing of a whooping crane in Mamou, Louisiana.

Reward increased to $15k for information on illegal crane killing - Vimarsana News

Reward increased to $15k for information on illegal crane killing

A juvenile endangered whooping crane was found shot to death in Mamou back in January. The reward for information about who shot the bird is now $15,000

Source: katc.com