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JWM: Energy development impacts sage-grouse reproduction

March 16, 2020

Energy development throughout Wyoming — including wind turbines and natural gas and oil extraction — decreases greater sage-grouse reproduction by removing the sagebrush landscapes they rely on, according to a recent study published in the …

FYI News

Oversized house mice shrink albatross populations

October 30, 2018

On the British overseas territory of Gough Island in the South Atlantic, albatross numbers are plummeting, and researchers say the reason is introduced house mice. The researchers discovered that the island had 2 million fewer …

FYI News

Alabama beachgoers may have killed hundreds of least terns

August 10, 2018

Hundreds of least tern chicks may have been killed at a shoal on Alabama’s Mobile Bay earlier this summer after beachgoers arrived at a breeding ground, scaring adults from their nests and using their eggs …

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Plover chicks survive harrowing adventures to fledge on new beaches

August 23, 2016

From New Jersey to Manitoba, young piping plovers (Charadrius melodus) are learning to fly on beaches that haven’t seen plover nests in years. The birds’ expansion to new beaches is good news for the federally …

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Whooping cranes hatch in Louisiana for first time since 1930s

May 23, 2016

A few years ago, biologists in Louisiana — covered from head to toe in white whooping crane costumes — released juvenile whoopers into the White Lake Wetlands Conservation Area in southwestern Louisiana. This past April, …

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July 17, 2015

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