01/09/2009
Christmas in July? (Rapid City Journal)
The reptiles and amphibians at Reptile Gardens are getting into the spirit of the holidays with the sixth annual Jingle in the Jungle.
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01/09/2009
‘Evolutionary Gem’ (The Logan Herald Journal)
Photo courtesy USU Public Relations and Marketing A garter snake eats a newt in this undated photo. Research led by a Utah State University professor is among the best evidence of Darwin’s evolutionary theories, according to Nature magazine.
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01/09/2009
Sandhills a truly unique destination (North Platte Telegraph)
UNL Journalism student TAYLOR - About 18 miles north of Taylor is a small, nondescript park.
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01/09/2009
The seven wonders of Fort Bend County (Fort Bend Sun)
From historic treasures to retail meccas, Fort Bend County is filled with icons that make it a special place.
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01/08/2009
Every animal counts - zoos begin their annual stock-take (BBC News)
Zookeepers across Britain are counting every one of their animals and insects as part of a huge new year stock-take.
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01/09/2009
NL woman hopes city won't drive off her mustangs (New London Day)
New London - All Victoria Hollo wants is a safe place to keep her two rescued horses. Hollo, who lives at 15 Learned St., off
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01/08/2009
Green to dry brown (Deccan Herald)
Zafar Futehally cites a recent environmental study of the Palace Grounds, and hopes the vast space at the heart of the city is retained as an important lung space.
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01/05/2009
New reptiles found in Tanzania's shrinking forests (Reuters via Yahoo! News)
Seventeen previously unknown species of reptiles and amphibians have been found in the threatened rainforests of eastern Tanzania, Italian and Tanzanian scientists reported on Monday.
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01/08/2009
Wildlife confused by polarised light pollution (New Scientist)
The way dark, reflective industrial materials polarise light is setting "ecological traps" for animals that have evolved to lay eggs in water
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01/08/2009
Feral hogs contaminating southern Missouri (The Springfield News-Leader)
At this time of year, when interest in other hunting pursuits starts to wane, there is usually an increase in interest in feral hogs among Ozarks hunters. Some people want to know where they are; others want to know what they are and what are the regulations pertaining to hunting them. Here are some facts about feral hogs and why they're a becoming a problem in Missouri's outdoors.
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