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Recreation noise causes wildlife to flee
A study in Bridger-Teton National Forest found elk and black bear were the most sensitive
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Drought may boost parasite loads in giant salamanders
Dry conditions may lead to “overwhelming” numbers of trematodes in amphibians
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Mexican spotted owls benefit from low-severity fires
Massive wildfires are harmful to the birds, but low-severity fires benefit their habitats
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Feral pigs may usher nonnative plants into Hawaii
Pigs disturb native forests on Big Island
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Climate poses greatest threat to North American birds
Specialist birds are at an elevated risk
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Butterflies make record-setting journey across the Atlantic
Discovered in South America, the butterflies likely flew from Africa or Europe
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Discriminatory housing practices of the past still shape urban wildlife
Researchers found “redlining” has left some California neighborhoods with little wildlife
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For translocated Florida tortoises, survival is troublingly low
Turtles moved from faraway sites actually survive better than those moved short distances
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JWM: Indigenous knowledge informs Alaska wolf listing
Alaska Indigenous people have lived alongside wolves for centuries
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