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Plans dropped to kill Catalina deer using sharpshooters in helicopters

Plans dropped to kill Catalina deer using sharpshooters in helicopters
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Channel islandsUnited statesLos angeles countyTim dillinghamLauren dennhardtJanice hahnWildlife serviceCalifornia department of fishWildlife commission onCatalina islandCatalina island conservancySouthern californiaLos angeles county boardSupervisor janice hahnFourth districtCalifornia department

Plans to use sharpshooters from copters to kill Catalina Island deer are dropped

Remember that plan to shoot and kill every deer on Catalina Island by sharpshooters in helicopters? It was called off.

United statesLos angeles countyChannel islandsTim dillinghamLauren dennhardtJanice hahnWildlife serviceCalifornia department of fishWildlife commission onCatalina islandCatalina island conservancySouthern californiaLos angeles county boardSupervisor janice hahnFourth districtCalifornia department

Horseshoe Crabs and Red Knots Fight for Survival on the Delaware Bay

Every May, millions of horseshoe crabs lay their eggs along the Delaware Bay and tiny birds arrive mid-migration to eat them. Now this natural wonder is threatened by climate change and Big Pharma. Can science save this symbiotic spectacle?

United statesMoores beachNew jerseyKing crab landingPort mahonCape may countyReeds beachFortescue beachPierces pointSlaughter beachDelaware bayCape mayPickering beachCooks beachKitts hummockJoseph cimino

Environmental groups petition NOAA to put horseshoe crabs on endangered species list

Environmental groups want NOAA to protect horseshoe crab habitats, and restrict how the species are harvested.

United statesNew jerseyDelaware bayTim dillinghamAmerican littoral societyUs fish wildlife serviceFrom phillySouth jerseySouth americaBiological diversityWill harlanWildlife service

We re Wiping Out One of the World s Oldest and Toughest Creatures : Green Groups Urge Endangered Protections for Horseshoe Crabs

Horseshoe crabs have been on Earth for 450 million years, but their survival is in jeopardy due to recent human activities.

United statesSteve holmerKathleen conleeTim dillinghamNational oceanographicAmerican littoral societyHumane societyHumane society of the united statesAtmospheric administrationBiological diversityAmerican bird conservancyWill harlanEndangered species actDelaware bayAmerican bird conservancy vice president steve

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