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In Remote Corner Of Calif., Roaming Dog Packs Leave Trail Of Blood And Terror [1]

"Drive down any of the long, rutted back roads of Anza, a dusty Riverside County community, and it won’t take long before you feel like you’ve fallen off the grid."

Biodiversity [2]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
California [6]
Source: LA Times [7], 01/10/2024
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"Sperm Whales Live In Culturally Distinct Clans, Research Finds" [8]

"Sperm whales live in clans with distinctive cultures, much like those of humans, a study has found."

Biodiversity [2]
Environmental Politics [9]
Water & Oceans [10]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
International [11]
Source: Guardian [12], 01/10/2024
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"Scientists Are Turning to Invisible Microbes to Support Animal Conservation" [13]

"Understanding animal and environmental microbiomes could be the key to successfully reintroducing captive animals to the wild".

Biodiversity [2]
Environmental Health [14]
Natural Resources [15]
Science [16]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Sierra [17], 01/10/2024
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"Humpbacks Rebound in 20th-Century Whaling Hotspot" [18]

"In summer, South Georgia island’s Cumberland Bay now sees whale numbers that rival the early days of whaling."

Biodiversity [2]
Natural Resources [15]
Water & Oceans [10]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
Australia & Oceania [19]
Source: Hakai [20], 01/09/2024
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"How Terrestrial Turds Lead to Marine Maladies" [21]

"Diseases from land animals are killing marine mammals at an alarming rate. Can we stem the flow of feces?"

Biodiversity [2]
Environmental Health [14]
Natural Resources [15]
Pollution [22]
Water & Oceans [10]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Hakai [23], 01/09/2024
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Where Has All The Honey Gone? Scientists Explain Declining Yields [24]

"It’s a question that has bedeviled beekeepers across the US in recent years: where has all the honey gone? Scientists now say they have some answers as to why yields of honey have declined, pointing to environmental degradation that is affecting all sorts of bees, and insects more generally."

Agriculture [25]
Biodiversity [2]
Chemicals [26]
Climate Change [27]
Environmental Studies [28]
Food [29]
Natural Resources [15]
Pollution [22]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Guardian [30], 01/09/2024
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Avian Flu Surges In N. California, Threatening U.S. Poultry, Egg Supplies [31]

"Farms across California have had to euthanize several million chickens and ducks in recent weeks, as a wave of avian influenza threatens to upend national poultry and egg supplies."

Agriculture [25]
Biodiversity [2]
Consumer [32]
Environmental Health [14]
Natural Resources [15]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
International [11]
Source: The Hill [33], 01/08/2024
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"Beaver Ponds May Exacerbate Warming In Arctic, Scientists Say" [34]

"Rising temperatures have spurred an influx of beavers to Alaska and northern Canada ‘on a huge scale’".

Biodiversity [2]
Climate Change [27]
Infrastructure [35]
Natural Resources [15]
Water & Oceans [10]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
Alaska and Hawaii [36]
Canada [37]
Source: Guardian [38], 01/08/2024
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‘Zombie Deer Disease’ Epidemic Spreads In Yellowstone. Are Humans Next? [39]

"When the mule deer buck died in October, it perished in a place most humans would consider the middle of nowhere, miles from the nearest road. But its last breaths were not taken in an isolated corner of American geography. It succumbed to a long-dreaded disease in the backcountry of Yellowstone national park, north-west Wyoming – the first confirmed case of chronic wasting disease in the country’s most famous nature reserve."

Biodiversity [2]
Environmental Health [14]
Natural Resources [15]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Mountain West (CO ID MT NV UT WY) [40]
Source: Guardian [41], 01/08/2024
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Neither Pandemic Nor Politics Derailed Grantee’s Trophy Hunting Story [42]

When freelancer Rachel Nuwer decided to tackle a controversial story about trophy hunting and wildlife conservation she confronted not only tricky logistics and demanding field work, but last-minute publication conflicts and the COVID-19 pandemic. But with a grant and an understanding editor, she got her clip and a new commitment to continue covering similarly challenging topics. Nuwer shares her experience in the new FEJ StoryLog.

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