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"Should Belugas Swim Wild and Free?" [1]

NOAA is considering the Georgia Aquarium's proposal to import 18 beluga whales from the Sea of Okhotsk for display and breeding at aquariums.

Water & Oceans [2]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
National (U.S.) [5]
Source: Green/NYT [6], 10/11/2012
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"Guarding the Sheep to Save the Wolves" [7]

"Bivouacking with sheep high in the mountains around Sun Valley, Idaho, field technicians with the environmental group Defenders of Wildlife are gaining deeper insights into strategies they can use to keep wolves at bay without shooting them."

Agriculture [8]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
Mountain West (CO ID MT NV UT WY) [9]
Source: Green/NYT [10], 10/11/2012
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"Toxic Bufo Toad Kills Dog In Florida, Poses Danger To Other Animals" [11]

"Officials in Temple Terrace, Fla., are cautioning residents that heavy rains have brought out the toxic, invasive Bufo marinus toad, a huge amphibian that secretes a toxin powerful enough to kill unsuspecting dogs, cats and other animals."

Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
SE (AL AR FL GA KY LA MS NC PR SC TN) [12]
Source: Huffington Post [13], 10/10/2012
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Polar Bear Scientist Cleared; Interior Dept. Still Under Openness Cloud [14]

Five years after wildlife biologist Charles Monnett's 2006 observations of dead polar bears, believed to have drowned because of disappearing Arctic ice, Interior started an investigation of Monnett's science. The findings — partially published September 28, 2012 — were confused and contained no findings of scientific misconduct.

SEJ Publication Types: 
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat: 
Water & Oceans [2]
Science [16]
Government [17]
Environmental Politics [18]
Climate Change [19]
Wildlife [3]
Region: 
Antarctica & Arctic [20]
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Public [4]
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SEJ Member Spotlight: Andrew Revkin [21]

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SEJ member, reporter and author Andrew Revkin is the senior fellow for environmental understanding at Pace University's Academy for Applied Environmental Studies and writes the award-winning Dot Earth blog for the Op-Ed side of The New York Times.

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Public [4]
Antarctica & Arctic [20]
Northeast (CT MA ME NH NJ NY RI VT) [22]
Wildlife [3]
Water & Oceans [2]
People & Population [23]
Forests [24]
Fish & Fisheries [25]
Environmental Politics [18]
Climate Change [19]
Biodiversity [26]
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SEJournal Summer/Fall 2012, Vol. 22 No. 2,3 [27]

In this issue: How Carson's Silent Spring shapes modern environmentalism; Florida's lost wildlife highways; an interview with San Antonio Express-News enviro-adventure reporter Colin McDonald; bridging the journalism/science divide; SEJ Awards winners; EPA's ECHO database, your two-faced best friend; and more.

SEJ Publication Types: 
SEJournal Online [28]
Topics on the Beat: 
Chemicals [29]
Climate Change [19]
Pollution [30]
Technology [31]
Water & Oceans [2]
Wildlife [3]
Visibility: 
Public [4]
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"Honeybee Homicide Case Against Syngenta Pesticide Unproven" [32]

"British scientists have shot down a study on declining honeybee populations that triggered a French ban on a pesticide made by Swiss agrochemicals group Syngenta."

Agriculture [8]
Chemicals [29]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
International [33]
Source: Reuters [34], 09/21/2012
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"Avian Malaria in Alaska: The Climate Change Connection" [35]

"A team of biologists has just announced the first documented case of bird-to-bird malaria transmission in Alaska. Writing in the journal PLOS ONE, they've shown that this frequently fatal avian illness, which is normally associated with the tropics and temperate areas, may be expanding its range. Fortunately, avian malaria doesn't affect humans, co-author Ravinder Sehgal of San Francisco State University said, but the findings are particularly significant from a bird conservation as well as a climate change standpoint."

Climate Change [19]
Environmental Health [36]
Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
Alaska and Hawaii [37]
Source: Climate Central [38], 09/21/2012
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Can You Find Local Stories in FAA Wildlife Strike Database? [39]

Should passengers taking off from — or landing at — your local airport worry about bird strikes? You can find information leading to a few answers in the Federal Aviation Administration's online, searchable FAA Wildlife Strike Database.

SEJ Publication Types: 
WatchDog TipSheet [15]
Topics on the Beat: 
Wildlife [3]
Transportation [40]
Disasters [41]
Visibility: 
Public [4]
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"Bobwhite Quail a Vanishing Breed in Texas" [42]

"BLOOMING GROVE -- On one side of a gravel road in Navarro County, an overgrazed pasture has been cropped to the dirt. Across the road, a surviving patch of Blackland Prairie that has been reseeded with native grasses is covered with a cornucopia of 170 plant species that together comprise prime habitat for bobwhite quail -- if only they could get there."

Wildlife [3]
Public [4]
Southwest (AZ NM OK TX) [43]
Source: Ft. Worth Star-Telegram [44], 09/19/2012
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