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It s Time to Free the Lower Snake and Save Idaho s Wild Salmon

If we want to recover Idaho's wild salmon and steelhead runs, breaching the Lower Four Snake River Dams is the best conservation tool we have.

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Are These Mallards Wild or Domestic Ducks?

If you spotted a mallard with unique coloring it might be a domestic duck. See what the birding experts say about domestic ducks and geese.

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Costa Rica encabeza proyecto espacial que buscará condiciones de vida en luna de Saturno

Costa Rica encabeza proyecto espacial que buscará condiciones de vida en luna de Saturno
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Ríos Orinoco y Caroní mantienen crecimiento en niveles históricos

Ríos Orinoco y Caroní mantienen crecimiento en niveles históricos
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It Came From the Ala Wai: 6 Strange Creatures That Thrive in Waikīkī s Sewage Filled Canal

It Came From the Ala Wai: 6 Strange Creatures That Thrive in Waikīkī’s Sewage Filled Canal What lurks in the murk of Honolulu’s most prominent drainage ditch? Lots of things, including a fish that can literally give you nightmares. October 23, 2017 Photos: Elyse Butler Mallams An old film clip in the archives of the Bishop Museum shows a group of children and adults, in early 20th-century swimwear, frolicking in the waters of the Ala Wai Canal. It probably dates to the 1920s, the same decade the two-mile-long canal was dug to drain Waikiki’s wetlands and create more buildable ground there.

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