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  • 2005: Nature’s Crisis
    In my 35 years as a conservationist, I have never beheld such a bleak and depressing situation as I see today. The evidence for my despair falls into three categories: the state of Nature, the power of anticonservationists, and appeasement and weakness ...

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    America has become a vassal state to OPEC. Our military men and women are offered as a serf army to the OPEC nations. We use billions of US tax dollars and the blood of our soldiers to preserve the power of these unpopular governments. Wind power and ...

  • Alaska Drilling. Is it Necessary?
    Alaska Drilling. Is it Necessary? Drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) has become a controversial issue when Republicans included the measure in a major defense bill. According to Democrats and moderate Republicans the piece of ...

  • Campfire Capers: There's a Bear in Your Truck
    The site we called Stough's Point was part of a larger "camping" area which was actually a state park. During the times we camped there, the park had not yet been developed into the fairly typical layout of rows of pull-ins with hook ups and modern ...

  • Camping and Trekking in the National Parks-Your Heritage
    National parks and reserves, although blessed with all the beauty and exciting locations for great memorable adventures, can be very rugged places as well ,with no consideration for man kind.Conditions may change from good to bad in a short time If you ...

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  • Deer Hunters Are a Strange Species
    Before there were grocery stores and fast food restaurants, people hunted for food. Some still do. In fact, according to the results of the 2001 U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service survey, there are estimated to be 10.9 million people who hunt big game. ...

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Border activist's littering conviction is overturned
Los Angeles Times
Daniel Millis had been charged for leaving gallon bottles of water for illegal border crossers in a US desert wildlife preserve. No More Deaths volunteer ...
Leaving water in desert not litter, court saysSan Francisco Chronicle
Placing water bottles on wildlife reserve is not "littering"Tucson Citizen
Appeals court reverses conviction for litteringThe Associated Press
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Tampabay.com

Snook fishing ban extended another year
MiamiHerald.com
PENSACOLA -- (AP) -- State wildlife regulators Thursday extended a ban on snook fishing along the state's Gulf coast for another year, hoping that will give ...
South Florida Outdoors notebookSun-Sentinel
Florida votes to keep snook harvest closed in Gulf of Mexico; Atlantic Ocean ...Tampabay.com
FWC Improves Communication About Captive Wildlife FacilitiesWakulla.com
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NDTV.com

'Lizard King' admits to smuggling 95 live snakes
AFP
KUALA LUMPUR — A Malaysian wildlife trafficker has pleaded guilty to smuggling 95 endangered boa constrictors and could face up to seven years in jail, ...
Wildlife smuggling: Stop the cruelty for goodMalaysia Kini
Bag of snakes bursts at airportThe Press Association
Malaysia man caught smuggling 95 rear snakes charged in Kuala LumpurNational Turk English
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OregonLive.com

Court Orders Revisions in Plans to Protect Owl
New York Times
By AP A judge has ruled the Fish and Wildlife Service must revise a Bush administration recovery plan for the northern spotted owl. ...
Federal judge orders revised spotted owl planThe Associated Press
Judge orders government to revise plan to protect Pacific Northwest's northern ...OregonLive.com
Court Gives Northern Spotted Owl a Fresh Chance at RecoveryEnvironment News Service
Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Bear Management Controversial
KKTV 11 News
For the second time in two days, three bears were put down by wildlife officials in the Pikes Peak region. On Thursday morning, bears that entered a house ...
BRYAN OLLER, THE GAZETTEColorado Springs Gazette
Bear Breaks Into Home, Scares Cleaning WomanKMGH Denver
Bears in Colo. Springs killed after entering homeThe Associated Press

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