What’s at stake without conservation?
It’s no secret that human activity is causing harm to the environment that we depend on, and the victims of that damage come in the form of plants,…
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Category: Conservation
Nez Perce Tribe reclaims 148 acres of ancestral land in Eastern Oregon
The Nez Perce Tribe is reclaiming an ancestral village site in the Eastern Oregon town of Joseph more than a century after being pushed out of the area.…
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Why National Parks Are So Important
National Parks are a huge part of our country’s landscape. Our national parks consist of more than 400 areas and 85 million acres in the United States, Guam,…
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Is there a difference between a raptor and a bird of prey?
One of the big questions when it comes to birds is what is a raptor? The answer can get confusing for two reasons. One, because the term raptor is…
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Can wildlife crossings help animals cross highways more safely?
Wildlife life crossings are structures that allow safe passage for wildlife to cross major roadways. They can be bridges, overpasses, underpasses, or even tunnels. They’re built with the natural habitat…
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Which wild cat is most abundant in the United States?
They are highly adaptable animals and can be found in many different habitats, like forests, mountains, and semi-deserts. Rugged terrain provides good areas for dens to protect the kittens…
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What’s the Rarest Cat in the World?
There are many animals throughout the world that have dwindling numbers and are in dire need of help. These animals are poached, their habitat is destroyed, they may…
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How do dogs help with bear conservation?
Biologists and wildlife managers now commonly use dogs to assist in finding, repelling, and relocating bears. In fact, one breed in particular—the Karelian Bear Dog has become notorious…
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How much do you know about our national bird, the Bald Eagle?
They are some of the largest birds found in North America as well. They stand between 27 and 37 inches tall with a wingspan of about 80 inches,…
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