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Hunter safety class is Saturday at Markham Park
Sun SentinelThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has a free hunter safety course from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday May 11 at the Markham Park Target Range at 16001 W. State Road 84 in Sunrise. Participants must successfully complete the online portion of...Tags: Sunrise (Broward, Florida), Conservation, Hunting, Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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Water district slashes offer for Palm Beach County's Mecca Farms
The payback keeps shrinking for Palm Beach County's $100 million investment in Mecca Farms — the failed home for The Scripps Research Institute. Plummeting property appraisals sunk a $55 million proposal for the county to sell the land last year to...
Tags: Royal Palm Beach, Palm Beach County, Environmental Issues, Lifestyle and Leisure, Jupiter
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Fishermen want looser limits as red snapper makes comeback
WASHINGTON Over 18 years of running Old Dixie Seafood in Boca Raton, Larry Siemsen has seen supplies of locally caught red snapper dwindle and prices double, thanks to decades of over-fishing and recent federal restrictions to help the popular fish...
Tags: Mexico, Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, Environmental Issues, Foods and Beverages
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Lawsuit seeks to stop expansion of large pork farm near Buffalo River
mlandis@ky3.comJASPER, Ark. -People come from miles around to take-in the beauty of the Buffalo River. However, neighbors are afraid the river could become a pig-sty, thanks to a new pig farm built in the area. "It was a bit of shock to us to realize this could...Tags: Conservation, Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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A Heart To Heart With Stefanie Powers Of 'Looped'
The Hartford Courant"There are lots of decisions you make that, if you think twice, you won't do them," says Stefanie Powers. The actress, best known for the popular TV detective series "Hart to Hart" with Robert Wagner, can't say exactly why she said yes when she got the...Tags: Celebrities, Movies, TheaterWorks, Manhattan (New York City), Environmental Issues
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Helicopter carrying biologists makes emergency landing in Everglades
A helicopter carrying three biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission was forced to make a hard landing in the Everglades on Wednesday afternoon, officials said. No one was reported injured in the emergency landing, said...
Tags: Science and Technology, Air and Space Accidents, Palm Beach County, Environmental Issues, Biology
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READER SUBMITTED: Booktique's Book And Bake Sale
PlymouthThe Friends of the Terryville Library will hold its monthly book sale at the Booktique May 18, from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. This event will also include a bake sale to benefit the Children's Library project, the Registered Monarch Butterfly Way Station. The...Tags: Terryville, Conservation, Libraries, Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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Alarm among activists after Malaysia kills nearly 100,000 monkeys
Tourists adore them. Homeowners bemoan them. And the Malaysian government has killed them –- by the tens of thousands. They are macaca fascicularis, mischievous monkeys with unusually long tails that give them their common name: long-tailed...
Tags: Science and Technology, Politics, Conservation, Bananas, Malaysia
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Scientists discover new bass species in Florida
Florida is regarded by many anglers as the best bass fishing state in the country and now, besides largemouth and peacock bass, those anglers can pursue a new species: Choctaw bass. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission scientists discovered...
Tags: Science and Technology, Conservation, Fishing, Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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Water war between Klamath River farmers, tribes poised to erupt
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore. — For decades this rural basin has battled over the Klamath River's most precious resource: water that sustains fish, irrigates farms and powers the hydroelectric dams that block one of the largest salmon runs on the West Coast....Tags: Renewable Energy, John Kitzhaber, World War I (1914-1918), U.S. Department of the Interior, Politics
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Author Murakami makes first Japan public appearance in 18 years
ReutersBy Yoko Kubota KYOTO, Japan, May 6 (Reuters) - Japanese author Haruki Murakami made his first public appearance in his homeland in 18 years on Monday, describing his newest novel, which was an instant-best seller, as a story that takes place in the...Tags: Literature, Conservation, Authors, Wildlife, Japan
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FWC mulls permanent rule change to fight invasive fish
Forum Publishing GroupA temporary rule enacted last year by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to combat the invasive lionfish species may soon become permanent. In August 2012, the commission began allowing anglers to fish without a license when using...Tags: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Conservation, Fishing, Wildlife, Environmental Issues
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