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Endangered Cranes Spend Thanksgiving in Kentucky

Posted on Nov 25 2010
Eleven endangered whooping cranes on an ultralight-guided migration are spending Thanksgiving in western...
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Southeastern Forests Are Disappearing: What’s It Worth to You?

Posted on Jun 24 2010
What’s the value of a forest? It depends on whom you ask. But the nation’s Southeastern forests may...
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife to List Five Southeast Fish

Posted on Jun 24 2010
Five fish species found in the Southeastern United States may soon be placed on the Endangered Species...
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Peregrine Falcons Thriving Atop…Power Plants

Posted on May 28 2010
Photo credit: KY Fish and Wildlife Once nearing extinction, biologists took careful steps to coax Peregrine...
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Satellite Captures Images of Oil Spill

Posted on Apr 28 2010
NASA earth observation satellites have captured these images of the oil slick off the coast of the Gulf...
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Elk, Once Gone, Thrive…and Cause Trouble

Posted on Apr 13 2010
Frustrated residents of southeastern Kentucky are hoping attempts to curb the budding elk population...
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Ohio River Fish Show Higher Mercury Levels

Posted on Apr 07 2010
Fishing in the Ohio River is a popular activity.  But the latest tests show more mercury in fish...
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State Legislatures Consider Energy Options

Posted on Mar 31 2010
As state legislatures wrap up business in many parts of the Ohio River Valley, it’s clear that...
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Earlier Spring? Citizen Scientists Help Track It

Posted on Mar 22 2010
Scientists are noticing that Spring is arriving a little earlier in some places, possibly due to climate...
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Jail, Probation for Bat Deaths

Posted on Mar 19 2010
It’ll be eight months in jail for one Kentucky man, and three years’ probation for another. ...
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