In Oregon, sand dollars undertake mysterious “die off”

The sand dollars were alive when they washed in during high tides and became stranded, but they ‘are unable to make it back to the water once the tide recedes,’ aquarium representatives said. ‘This is resulting in them drying up and dying

By |2021-09-01T14:00:16-04:00August 31st, 2021|Comments Off on In Oregon, sand dollars undertake mysterious “die off”

Pesky goldfish swim to record numbers, despoil U.S. waterways

Wildlife authorities from Minnesota, Colorado, Virginia and many others are sounding off about the alarming number of goldfish that are finding their way into ponds, lakes, rivers and other waterways across the U.S.A.

By |2021-07-19T21:15:01-04:00July 21st, 2021|Comments Off on Pesky goldfish swim to record numbers, despoil U.S. waterways

Javan Rhino populations improving in Indonesia

“Conservation officials in Indonesia have reported a sighting of two new Javan rhinoceros calves, boosting hopes for stable population growth of the nearly extinct species.

By |2021-06-23T15:17:35-04:00June 24th, 2021|Comments Off on Javan Rhino populations improving in Indonesia

Bald Eagle numbers soar to high levels, FWS report finds

Bald eagle's low point came in 1963 when there were only 417 known pairs. Efforts to protect the eagles have seen their numbers claw back to healthy levels. Bald eagles were delisted as an “endangered” species in 2007 under President George W. Bush.

By |2021-05-03T13:07:34-04:00May 3rd, 2021|Comments Off on Bald Eagle numbers soar to high levels, FWS report finds
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