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Airplane Safety and Wildlife Habitat Needs
Open space, needed for safety around airports, is attractive to birds and other wildlife. FAA and USFWS seek ways to reduce the danger without significant habitat loss.
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Chinese Herbs in Heart Disease Management
Medical researchers at the University of Texas at Houston study traditional Chinese herbs to learn how these natural herbal supplements aid in heart disease treatment.
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The Environmental Role of Keystone Species
The conservation community may be overusing the term keystone species to emphasize the importance of individual species when interdependence may be more common in nature.
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US Federal Ban on Krill Fishing in Pacific
Ban on krill fishing affects coastal Pacific Ocean from California to Washington. Ecosystem management decision supported by fisheries, scientists and environmentalists.
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Afghanistan Announces First National Park
Unique ground up approach has meant local citizens benefit from presence of Band-e-Amir National Park's natural beauty and aid efforts to make it a World Heritage site.
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Bivalve Shells Buffer Ocean Acidification
In this study, the detrimental effect of ocean acidification on juvenile clams was proven. Further research showed the value of returning crushed shells to shellfish beds
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Celebrate World Oceans Day on June 8, 2009
First proposed at the Rio Summit, World Oceans Day is a celebration to raise awareness of marine ecosystem damage and ways of restoring the health of the earth's seas.
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Update on Bee Colony Collapse Disorder
Despite intensive research, no one cause for catastrophic loss of bees worldwide has been found. Many combinations of factors appear to result in colony collapse disorder
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Advances in Wildlife Tracking Methods
Understanding habitat needs of wild animals is key to their survival. To monitor wildlife migrating long distances or living in remote areas requires advanced technology.
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What is the US Fish and Wildlife Service?
The Fish and Wildlife Service oversees hunting and fishing activities and wild animal and environmental management. This conflict of interest makes the FWS role difficult
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Last Known Jaguar in United States is Dead
First seen on motion sensor camera 13 years ago, the elderly jaguar was being radio tracked by wildlife officials to learn more about the declining species habitat needs.
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Demoiselle Crane Conservation in Annapurna
The migration of the demoiselle crane coincides with the harvest, resulting in conflict with local farmers. New efforts focus on protecting crops without harming birds.
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Owl Conservation Awareness Camp in Nepal
With owls facing habitat loss and illegal trade, combating traditional belief that these nocturnal birds are a bad omen is part of Nepal's wildlife conservation program.
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Consolation Reduces Stress in Chimpanzees
A chimpanzee that is upset by conflict is often hugged or groomed by another chimp, one that regularly shares food or play, lowering levels of key stress indicators.
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Effects of Light Pollution on Human Health
Light exposure around the clock disrupts circadian rhythm, affecting estrogen and melatonin levels. Child development and vision may also be influenced by light levels.
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