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Bison gores man in Yellowstone after visitors get too close

Animals · Yellowstone National Park

Bison gores man in Yellowstone after visitors get too close

73% Center coverage: 100 sources

New Provision in Senate Budget Bill Could Put Wyoming Public Lands up for Sale

New Provision in Senate Budget Bill Could Put Wyoming Public Lands up for Sale

55% Left coverage: 11 sources

by Andrew Graham, WyoFile Senate Republicans will consider mandating a sell-off of an estimated 2.5 million acres of public land, including possible parcels in Wyoming, in the budget bill they are now reconciling, a proposal Utah Sen. Mike Lee released Wednesday night shows. The plan from Lee describes selling the land as both a way to raise money to fill federal coffers and to open up land for housing in western communities that have struggled …See the Story

Yosemite Set to Open All Campgrounds Amid Months of Crippling Uncertainty

Fire · California

Yosemite Set to Open All Campgrounds Amid Months of Crippling Uncertainty

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

Starting this month, Yosemite National Park will begin opening all of its campgrounds for the first time since 2019, park officials announced in a Wednesday news release.See the Story

Invasive Wild Boars Population Rising in Bay Area with Reports of More 'Scary' Sightings, Damage

60% Center coverage: 5 sources

Click here for updates on this storyAnimals · San Francisco See the Story

Fungus Devastated North American Bats. New Species Could Be Killer Blow

Society of Environment Journalists reported “Scientists have learned that another species of fungus found in Europe and Asia causes white-nose disease, which has ravaged bat populations in the United States and Canada.” “In the winter of 2006, biologists in New York State got a gruesome surprise. As they surveyed colonies of hibernating bats, they discovered heaps of dead animals on the floors of caves and abandoned mines. The culprit was a fun…Species · New York Read Article

Photos from Regional Park Botanic Garden 6/10/25 Part 2

Photos taken in the Regional Park Botanic Garden in Tilden Park in Berkeley, CA on June 10, 2025. Click to view slideshow. The Regional Parks Botanic Garden is a botanic garden of California native plants. The Garden is open Monday through Sunday from 8:30 AM to 5 PM. It is located within Tilden Park in the hills above Berkeley, California. It is a 10-acre garden for many of the state’s rare and endangered plants and a place for visitors to wa…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

Photos from Regional Park Botanic Garden 6/10/25 Part 1

Photos taken in the Regional Park Botanic Garden in Tilden Park in Berkeley, CA on June 10, 2025. Click to view slideshow. The Regional Parks Botanic Garden is a botanic garden of California native plants. The Garden is open Monday through Sunday from 8:30 AM to 5 PM. It is located within Tilden Park in the hills above Berkeley, California. It is a 10-acre garden for many of the state’s rare and endangered plants and a place for visitors to wa…Berkeley, California · Berkeley Read Article

Theodore Payne Foundation Upcoming Events

Theodore Payne Foundation inspires and educates Southern Californians about the beauty and ecological benefits of California native plant landscapes.We are located on 22 acres of canyon land in the northeast corner of the San Fernando Valley. Our full-service native plant nursery, seed room, book store, art gallery, demonstration gardens, and hiking trails are open to the public year round. We offer garden tours and classes for adults and famili…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

‘Large’ Creature with Spines on Its Belly Found at Waterfall. It’s a New Species

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Scientists found stout frogs with belly spines, dark green eyes, swollen toes and discovered new species: Ohler’s spiny frog, study said and photos show.Species · Vietnam See the Story

What Helped Clean Up Oklahoma Waters? Getting Cows to Use a Different Washroom

AllTopCash reported Oklahoma has been exemplary at cleaning up its streams. By some measures, more than any other state. A big part of the solution was simple: Give cows clean drinking water and keep them out of the streams. When one farmer tried it, he quickly saw results. His veterinarian bills went down and wildlife returned to the area. Read more What Helped Clean Up Oklahoma Waters? Getting Cows to Use a Different WashroomOklahoma, United States · Oklahoma Read Article

Ancient Trees, Dwindling in the Wild, Thrive on Sacred Ground

The New York Times reported Buddhist temples in China are home to trees from dozens of endangered species, a new study shows. Some of them are almost 2,000 years old. Read on www.nytimes.com/2025/06/04/science/ancient-trees-china-temples-conservation.htmlTrees · Heidelberg See the Story

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