An environmental nonprofit on Tuesday released a new analysis of monitoring wells in the Grand Canyon region. The nonprofit Grand Canyon Trust says it shows wells within a nearby uranium mine have unusually high arsenic levels when compared to other…
The Grand Canyon Trust is grounded in place, working tirelessly since 1985 to protect the air, water, and wildlife of the Grand Canyon and Colorado Plateau’s slickrock canyons, fragile deserts, and forested mesas. When you invest in the future of the…
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A combined morphological and DNA metabarcoding study of 225 cunner wrasse from Newfoundland to New York finds that adult body size, not sex, drives differences in diet, with small fish eating soft-bodied prey and large fish taking hard-shelled invertebrates.
Early on Oct. 14, a California library got a surprise visitor before opening time when a black bear wandered in, ate a jar of honey and other snacks, then ambled past the reference desk and out again without causing any damage.
INDEX, Wash. — A person sustained minor injuries after being attacked by a mother bear and her cub while taking out garbage over the weekend in Index, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. The incident occurred along Index-Galena…
Quinn Fitzgibbon, a professor at the University of Tasmania who specializes in aquaculture and the physiology of aquatic organisms, says the ability to trace lobsters will create transparency and strengthen trust across the seafood sector. To most of us, one…
Oct. 17 marked the start of open season on black bears across Missouri as the state’s 13-day annual hunting season kicked off. Bear hunting permits for this year’s season were available to apply for starting in May and are distributed by…
Published October 5, 2018 “Not all arsenic and lead present in soil are able to be absorbed into humans or animals and can cause harm," Bradham explains. "Certain forms of arsenic and lead are not bioavailable, meaning they are not fully absorbed…
Ginny Apple discusses black bear behavior and ways to reduce conflicts with humans during a talk at Hotchkiss Library in Sharon on Oct. 4. SHARON – Connecticut has one of the smallest black bear populations in the Northeast but the most conflicts…
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