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Iowa: Bison Calf Born at Broken Kettle Preserve
Animals
The Natur
- 195 days ago - nature.org
Animals
The Natur
- 195 days ago - nature.org
For the first time in 150 years, a bison has been born on native prairie in Iowa within a herd established exclusively for conservation.
See Disneynature's Film EARTH and Plant a Billion Trees With The Nature Conservancy
Environment
The Natur
- 217 days ago - my.nature.org
Environment
The Natur
- 217 days ago - my.nature.org
To help support this critical work, Disney will plant 2.7 million trees in the Atlantic Forest -- one for each person who saw the film EARTH during its opening week.
Environment
The Natur
- 320 days ago - nature.org
Sea turtles are in trouble. Worldwide, six of the seven species of sea turtles -- all but the Australian flatback -- are listed as endangered, and some populations are critically close to extinction.
The Nature Conservancy - Prehistoric Mammoth Tusk Discovered on Santa Cruz Island
Environment
The Natur
- 322 days ago - nature.org
Environment
The Natur
- 322 days ago - nature.org
As a startling reminder of just how ancient the island is, a fully intact mammoth tusk was discovered on Santa Cruz Island in early January 2009. Several other bones, including ribs and possibly a femur, were found near the four-foot-long tusk.
Reward Offered in Search for Ivory-Billed Woodpecker
Environment
The Natur
- 323 days ago - nature.org
Environment
The Natur
- 323 days ago - nature.org
In 2004, searchers recorded a brief video clip showing what many scientists believe to be the ivory-billed woodpecker, long considered extinct. But four years and many search parties later, no additional proof of the bird's existence has emerged.
Environment
The Natur
- 327 days ago - nature.org
After eight years of tough battle, an ambitious effort led by The Nature Conservancy to remove invasive tamarisk along Colorado's San Miguel River has reached an important milestone -- 120 miles of the river are now tamarisk-free.
Environment
The Natur
- 328 days ago - nature.org
A proposed U.S.-Mexico border fence threatens to leave most of a unique Nature Conservancy preserve in a no-man's land between the two countries. The fence would threaten habitat for wildlife as well as important conservation activities.
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