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Trump Administration Refuses to Ban Wildlife-killing M-44 ‘Cyanide Bombs’

By Collette Adkins | Center for Biological Diversity on Nov 27, 2018   Featured, National, National/World  

Trump Administration Refuses to Ban Wildlife-killing M-44 ‘Cyanide Bombs’

[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ASHINGTON— The Environmental Protection Agency has refused to ban M-44s, commonly known as cyanide bombs, which cause agonizing deaths for thousands of animals every year. The agency’s decision comes in response to a 2017 petition authored by the Center for Biological Diversity and WildEarth Guardians and signed by several other wildlife conservation groups. The devices are used to kill […]

Steer Clear of “Orphaned” Wildlife Babies, Mother Likely Lurks Nearby

By Ken Marsh | ADF&G on May 15, 2016   Featured, State  

Steer Clear of “Orphaned” Wildlife Babies, Mother Likely Lurks Nearby

(Statewide) — Alaskans stepping outside to enjoy the wonders of springtime are reminded that May and June mark the season of wildlife giving birth. Newborn moose calves, bear cubs and other wildlife young may be encountered nearly anywhere – including in backyards, city greenbelts, along popular trails – and despite initial appearances, protective mothers are […]

Tularemia Infection Suspected in North Pole

By Cathie Harms | ADF&G on Jul 2, 2015   Featured, State  

Tularemia Infection Suspected in North Pole

A case of Tularemia is suspected in a North Pole resident after the man became ill after skinning a potentially infected hare earlier this year. Colorado is reporting the largest outbreak ever in that state, with 11 human cases in May alone. New Mexico is also having an outbreak of human cases. Tularemia is an […]

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