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TWS2022: Canada lynx tolerate beetle kill forests
The felines follow their primary prey—snowshoe hares
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Study suggests ‘not all is lost’ for ivory-billed woodpecker
Researchers compiled a decade’s worth of reports, audio and images
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USFWS releases revised policies for mitigating natural resource damage
New policies will guide the agency, partners and project proponents in employing mitigation practices
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Vermont cave hosts survivors of white-nose syndrome
Biologists hope they can help repopulate devastated bat populations
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Human shields can be lethal for midsized predators
Choosing humans over predators, coyotes and bobcats put themselves at risk
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Restoration work revives Breton Island
The barrier island provides important habitat for seabirds
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Q&A: Pairing two models to benefit wildlife
Can the longstanding North American Model and the emerging One Health framework work together?
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Societies, universities partner to boost inclusivity in bird studies
The project seeks to create affinity "Flocks" to support diversity
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Three bat species recommended for Canada’s endangered species list
Wind turbines were found to present the greatest threat
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