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NC experts will discuss North Carolina vulnerable flora and fauna on worldwide Endangered Species Day

Friday is Endangered Species Day, meant to celebrate success in protecting endangered species and to recognize the species that need conservation action.

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Myths about bats and the perils they face; ENC could be key to species recovery after White Nose Syndrome

Myths about bats and the perils they face; ENC could be key to species recovery after White Nose Syndrome
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Bats: Morbid or misunderstood?

Bats have been swooping over campus for years. Staff Writer Matthew Burkhart dives into their lore and debunks their misunderstood history

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Army Corps of Engineers say Massillon levee work to finish this fall

Once Massillon levee upgrades conclude this fall, the Towpath Trail section that runs along the Tuscarawas River will be restored and improved.

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Citizen science study captures 2 2M wildlife images in NC

E-Mail You didn t need a Ph.D. to contribute to research into wildlife abundance and behavior in North Carolina, thanks to a large-scale citizen science project led by North Carolina State University researchers. Through the project, called North Carolina Candid Critters, researchers trained 580 volunteers to take candid animal photos with heat sensitive cameras, and then share their photos through a website called eMammal. In an article on the project in the journal Citizen Science: Theory and Practice, researchers reported on the successes and challenges of the effort, which gathered more than 2.2 million wildlife photos across three years, and increased the number of verified mammal records that were available in the state by a factor of five.

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