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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Climate, Development Sapping Wetlands
Posted on Mar 04 2010
Human alterations to the landscape have dried up more than half of U.S. wetlands. Now a new study predicts...
No More Migration?
Posted on Sep 11 2009
Some bird species once commonly found in Kentucky and surrounding states are moving farther north each...
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