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Former EPA Director Weighs Fate of Puget Sound Orcas
ReporterTime is ticking for the National Marine Fisheries Service to better protect our Puget Sound Orcas from the impacts of vessel traffic. The Office of Management and Budget is currently reviewing regulations that would make all boats, including whale...Tags: Endangered Species, Killer Whale (animal), Food Industry, Elections, Conservation
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SeaWorld, marine mammal center in same network
The Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach last week rescued an elephant seal pup in Seal Beach, which SeaWorld had rehabilitated. Melissa Sciacca, director of development and marketing at the center, said the incident wasn't cause for concern....Tags: Zoology, Amusement and Theme Parks, Science and Technology, Laguna Beach, San Diego (San Diego, California)
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Endangered Species Act a Battle Between Development, Federal Protection
Channel 2 NewsA polar cub is gaining weight and getting healthy at the Alaska Zoo after oil field workers discovered her abandoned on Alaska's North Slope earlier this month. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service credits her survival to the keen eyes of oil field workers,...Tags: Nature, Don Young, Petroleum Industry, Sean Parnell, Space Programs
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New Orca regulations take effect Monday
ReporterOn the surface, Puget Sound's killer whales appear to be healthy and thriving but after five years on the endangered species list, the government says our Southern Resident Orcas still need federal protection. Starting this week, the rules protecting...Tags: Nature, Natural Resources, National Government, Mark Anderson, Endangered Species
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New rules expand buffer around Puget Sound whales
Web ReporterStarting Monday, boats in the Puget Sound will need to stay at least 200 yards from whales. The new rules, designed to better protect whales, doubles the previous buffer zone of 100 yards. The National Marine Fisheries Service said the new regulations...Tags: Nature, Natural Resources, Endangered Species, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Fishing
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No new protection for Atlantic bluefin tuna
The Atlantic bluefin tuna, a fabled sport fish that has sustained a sharp decline to serve the sushi restaurants of Osaka and Tokyo, was rejected Friday for a place on the endangered species list.
Once sought after by Ernest Hemingway, Zane Grey and...Tags: Restaurants, Tokyo (Japan), Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill (2010), Florida, Endangered Species
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New research could bring stronger protection for Orcas
ReporterMemorial Day weekend kicks off the boating season in western Washington, and this summer thousands of people will flock to the San Juan Islands for a glimpse of the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales. The viewing experience will be a lot...Tags: Memorial Day, Education, Health and Safety at School, Seafood and Fishing Industry, Science and Technology
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Dolphins die after underwater Navy training exercise near San Diego
L.A. NOWThree dolphins died earlier this month during a Navy training exercise using underwater explosives off the San Diego coast, authorities said Friday. Scientists have yet to officially determine what caused the deaths at the Silver Strand Training Complex... -
Are Florida’s loggerhead sea turtles endangered? Feds need more time to decide.
Beach Beat - Orlando SentinelFederal officials have delayed a decision on whether the loggerhead sea turtles that nest in Florida should be reclassified as endangered. The problem: there is disagreement among scientists about the latest population trends for the marine reptiles and... -
April the cruelest month for sea turtles
Animal Crazy - Orlando SentinelFrom the Turtle Island Restoration Network: A tally of sea turtles found dead or dying on the beaches along Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama found April to have the highest numbers every recorded in a single month — 188 as of April 28 —... -
Alaska sues over planned fishing restrictions aimed at protecting sea lions
L.A. UnleashedANCHORAGE — The state of Alaska filed a lawsuit Tuesday in an effort to stop a federal agency's plan to protect endangered sea lions by restricting fishing in the western Aleutian Islands. Gov. Sean Parnell said the National Marine Fisheries......
Mar 8, 2011
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Jun 9, 2011
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May 16, 2011
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May 27, 2011
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May 30, 2011
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Mar 25, 2011
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Mar 23, 2011
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May 5, 2011
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Dec 15, 2010
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