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Dolphin rescue plan ramped up ahead of $3 billion diversion | Environment

The $3 billion Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion will help slow land loss on Louisiana s coast, but the threat to dolphins is among the drawbacks.

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Dolphin and offspring stuck in pond for years finally rescued

A dolphin and its calf have been rescued from the Louisiana pond they were trapped in for nearly two years. The two animals were stuck in the pond system near…

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Dolphin and Offspring Stuck in Pond for Years Finally Rescued

The dolphins became stranded after Hurricane Ida caused a storm surge, trapping them in the pond.

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Wildlife experts rescue dolphin mother and calf trapped in Louisiana ponds

Wildlife experts rescue dolphin mother and calf trapped in Louisiana ponds
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Audubon Coastal Wildlife Network Releases Nine Kemp s Ridley Sea Turtles

NEW ORLEANS (press release) – After months of recovery, nine critically endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles are now back home in the Gulf of Mexico. The

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