Boulder Reintroduces Cattle Grazing for Fire Mitigation Near Dakota Ridge Neighborhood
Boulder is reintroducing cattle grazing as a fire mitigation strategy to reduce wildfire fuel, urging people to stay clear during the project. This low-tech method is highlighted as part of their comprehensive Community Wildfire Protection Plan.
Lodi's Legion Park Faces Uncertain Future as Tree Removal Proposal Sparks Debate Over Wildlife Impact
Lodi's Legion Park might see the removal of nearly 30 trees posing risks, but Tree Lodi plans replanting. Locals worry about wildlife like owls, but mitigation efforts are promised. The city council will discuss the proposal.
Zoo Knoxville Achieves Medical First with Groundbreaking Spinal Surgery on Chimpanzee Mwelu
A chimpanzee at Zoo Knoxville underwent a rare spinal surgery to remove a tumor, with both veterinary and human neurosurgeons collaborating. Mwelu, the chimp, is recovering with improved mobility post-surgery.
Colorado Celebrates National Hunting and Fishing Day, Honors Conservation Efforts by Sportspeople
Colorado celebrates National Hunting and Fishing Day on September 27, honoring the contributions of hunters and anglers to wildlife conservation and the state's economy, with a significant financial impact reported by CPW.
Free "Night Life" Exhibit at Hardware Wildlife Education Center Illuminates Utah's Nocturnal Creatures This October
The Hardware Wildlife Education Center in Utah is hosting a free "Night Life" exhibit this October to showcase nocturnal animals, featuring photographs, trivia, and activities.
Oregon Authorities Impose Mussel Harvesting Ban Along Central and Northern Coast Due to Toxin Risks
Oregon authorities have closed mussel harvesting from the Columbia River to the Siuslaw River in Florence due to elevated toxin levels, affecting both recreational and commercial gatherers.












