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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Once Endangered, Tennessee Coneflower Recovers
Posted on Aug 12 2010
And now, for something completely different. Good environmental news!
Well, it’s not always bad,...
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...
Attention Cavers: Keep Out!
Posted on Mar 19 2010
Well, keep out of caves where bats may be hibernating, which is from about September through May, requests...
What’s Endangered in Your Backyard?
Posted on Mar 02 2010
Find out with this simple new tool from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It’s an online database...
12 KY Candidates Named for Endangered Species List
Posted on Dec 13 2008
The US Fish and Wildlife Service has announced its annual list of proposed candidates for the endangered...
Another One Bites the Dust
Posted on Nov 07 2008
The EPA has removed the Carribean monk seal from the Endangered Species List. But not because it’s...
Goodbye to Three Southeastern Mussels
Posted on Aug 18 2008
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is recommending that we unplug the machines and turn out the lights...
Kentucky’s Freshwater Mussels: Endangered but Coming Back
Posted on Apr 14 2008
“Find one?”
Biologist Fritz Vorsek pops out of the stream and lifts up his mask and snorkel. He’s...
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