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It's furry, it's fierce – and in much of the U.S., it's now protected - Vimarsana News

It's furry, it's fierce – and in much of the U.S., it's now protected

Wolverines in the Lower 48 are set to be protected under the Endangered Species Act, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said Wednesday.

Wolverines Receive Federal Protection as a Threatened Species in the Lower 48 States | Smart News - Vimarsana News

Wolverines Receive Federal Protection as a Threatened Species in the Lower 48 States | Smart News

The carnivorous mammals will increasingly face habitat loss and fragmentation because of climate change, according to scientists

BioCT appoints David Scheer as Co-Chair of the Board of Directors, welcomes new director - Vimarsana News

BioCT appoints David Scheer as Co-Chair of the Board of Directors, welcomes new director

NEW HAVEN, Conn., October 12, 2023--BioCT is delighted to announce the appointment of David Scheer as Co-Chair of its Board of Directors. With a distinguished career in the life sciences industry and extensive experience in building successful companies, David brings invaluable expertise to his new leadership role within BioCT.

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'Wolverines really need Colorado': Federal decision looms over another reintroduction plan - Vimarsana News

'Wolverines really need Colorado': Federal decision looms over another reintroduction plan

DENVER — The mountain devil can cross hundreds of miles of rough alpine terrain, tear into an elk carcass frozen for weeks and fend off predators several times larger than

Wolverines could be coming back to Colorado as climate change alters habitat - Vimarsana News

Wolverines could be coming back to Colorado as climate change alters habitat

Colorado to consider reintroducing wolverine as U.S. Fish and Wildlife determine whether to list the species under Endangered Species Act.