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Collaborative project expands wildlife habitat along the lower Yuba River

The twelve-year effort restores two miles of vital salmon habitat in the river itself and re-plants 155 acres of native riparian vegetation.

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LAX, LA Zoo involved in new network helps save animals that are rescued from illegal wildlife trade

The new Southern California Wildlife Confiscations Network partners the LA Zoo and other organizations to care for animals seized from traffickers.

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Relict Darter reclassified by U S Fish and Wildlife

A small fish native to western Kentucky has been reclassified by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

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3 mussel species found in Tennessee River basin could be protected under Endangered Species Act

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has proposed that three types of mussels found in Tennessee be added to the federal list of threatened and endangered species. These mussels include the Cumberland moccasinshell, Tennessee clubshell, and Tennessee pigtoe.

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Wildland fire school will bring hundreds of firefighters and instructors to Sweet Home

An annual wildland fire training school will bring more than 200 firefighters and instructors to Sweet Home next week, according to forestry officials.

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