User: flenvcenter Topic: Land-National
Category: Conservation :: Restoration
Last updated: May 18 2013 20:34 IST RSS 2.0
 
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Another Family Rescued From Everglades 18.5.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
A father and son from Palm Beach County were rescued in northwest Broward after their airboat ran aground and took on water in the Everglades...
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Latest Mississippi River Delta News: May 16, 2013 16.5.2013 Main Feed - Environmental Defense
The Louisiana Coast: Last Call — How We Got This Way: Canal Dredging By Bob Marshall, WWNO (New Orleans). May 15, 2013. "These days when fishing guide Ryan Lambert motors away from the boat launch in Buras, he’s fishing in the what locals call “the land of used-to-bes…" ( Read more ) The Louisiana Coast: Last Call — How We Got This Way: Rising Seas, Sinking Land By Bob Marshall, WWNO. May 16, 2013. "The clang of tide gauges throughout parts of southeast Louisiana aren’t from a science fiction movie, though they may make residents feel like they’re caught in one…" ( Read more ) Louisiana lists 39 restoration projects that would be financed with BP oil spill fine money By Mark Schleifstein, The Times-Picayune (New Orleans). May 15, 2013. "Louisiana coastal officials have put together a list of 39 restoration projects that they hope will be partially or fully financed by money the state or federal agencies expect to receive as a result of the BP ...
Bay Delta Salmon Population Just One-Fifth its Target Size 13.5.2013 NRDC: News/Media Center Feed
Bay Delta Salmon Population Just One-Fifth its Target Size
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Sierra Club: Santa Clara Valley Water District is backpedaling on habitat 3.5.2013 San Jose Mercury News: Opinion
Katja Irvin and Heyward Robinson say the district is going back on promises implied in last fall's tax measure by not committing tax dollars to restoring habitat.
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Hospira phasing out troubled infusion pumps 1.5.2013 Chicago Tribune: Business
Hospira phasing out troubled infusion pumps
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Endangered Frog From Mississippi, Louisiana Gets Help in Federal Court 26.4.2013 Commondreams.org Newswire

The Center for Biological Diversity and Gulf Restoration Network today moved to intervene in a federal lawsuit brought by a private landowner challenging habitat protections for dusky gopher frogs.

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Sierra Club: Santa Clara Valley Water District is backpedaling on habitat commitment 23.4.2013 San Jose Mercury News: Opinion
Katja Irvin and Heyward Robinson argue that voters passed Measure B last fall in part to fund habitat restoration to help endangered species like Steelhead, but the district is trying to get out of doing this work.
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Community Agriculture Alliance: Routt entering new era of forest restoration 20.4.2013 Steamboat Pilot
For more than a decade, Routt National Forest managers have directed much of their attention to the mountain pine beetle epidemic that has resulted in mortality of mature pine species across approximately 4 million acres in northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.
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IHT Special : Restoring Iraq's Garden of Eden 18.4.2013 NY Times: Middle East
IHT Special : Restoring Iraq's Garden of Eden
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This Boston-Edison Farm Plans To Increase Workforce, Raise Fish 9.4.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
This story originally appeared in Model D on April 9, 2013. Noah Link and his small team of agricultural entrepreneurs at Peck Produce are pushing...
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"Elwha: A River Reborn": Book about historic project now available 9.4.2013 Seattle Times: Top stories
"Elwha: A River Reborn": Book about historic project now available
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"Elwha: A River Reborn": Book about historic project now available 8.4.2013 Seattle Times: Local
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'You Can Only Put So Many Bloody Parking Lots In The Woods' 3.4.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
PITTSBURGH -- Hawks swoop in and gobble up songbirds. Raccoons feast on nests of eggs they never could have reached before. Salamanders and wildflowers fade...
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Northeast drilling boom threatens forest wildlife 2.4.2013 AP Business
PITTSBURGH (AP) -- Hawks swoop in and gobble up songbirds. Raccoons feast on nests of eggs they never could have reached before. Salamanders and wildflowers fade away, crowded out by invasive plants that are altering the soil they need to thrive....
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Northeast drilling boom threatens forest wildlife 2.4.2013 Seattle Times: Business & Technology
Hawks swoop in and gobble up songbirds. Raccoons feast on nests of eggs they never could have reached before. Salamanders and wildflowers fade away, crowded out by invasive plants that are altering the soil they need to thrive.
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Study demonstrates importance of sediment diversions for building land in the Mississippi River Delta 27.3.2013 Main Feed - Environmental Defense
By Alisha A. Renfro, Ph.D., Staff Scientist, National Wildlife Federation Last week, an independent scientific panel comprised of prominent scientists from throughout the U.S. released a report, “ Mississippi River Freshwater Diversions in Southern Louisiana: Effects of Wetland Vegetation, Soils, and Elevation ,” which examines some of the ecological effects of freshwater river diversions. The panel concluded that there is little evidence suggesting that the existing freshwater diversions in Louisiana have appreciably reversed the rate of land loss in the region, and that to reverse the land loss trend, significant inputs of sediment are needed. While most of the existing diversions in Louisiana are were built to move fresh water only, many of the diversions included in Louisiana’s 2012 Coastal Master Plan focus on sediment capture and conveyance into coastal wetlands . Freshwater diversions affect basins by reducing salinities. Extensive dredging of canals throughout the Mississippi River ...
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People of the Sekaman River Prioritize River Restoration and Reparation 12.3.2013 International Rivers Sitewide RSS Feed
By: Tania Lee Over the past few weeks, I have been visiting communities in southern Laos along the Sekaman River. This river flows southwards from the mountainous Dakcheung region near the border of Vietnam to the Sekong River, a major tributary of the Mekong River that crosses into Cambodia. Ethnic minority communities along the Sekaman have depended upon the forests, rugged hillsides, and free-flowing river for generations. Despite the fact that the people of this area are typically seen by the government as ‘backwards’ and in need of integration into the state’s plans for large-scale export-oriented development, their adaptation to the landscape and their vibrant cross-border trading network belies this claim. Villagers say they are strongly rooted on the land of their ancestors and continue to practice subsistence farming and fishing. However, the central basis for their livelihood security is rapidly being undermined by a vast hydropower scheme spanning along both the Sekaman and ...
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Bianca Jagger: Women: The Unsung Heroes of the Environment 9.3.2013 Green on HuffingtonPost.com
More than ever, as we face the challenges of combating climate change, deforestation, the melting of the Arctic sea ice, we will need these women: their skills, their wisdom and their knowledge.
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Women: The Unsung Heroes of the Environment 9.3.2013 Commondreams.org Views
Bianca Jagger

Yesterday I delivered the keynote speech at the exhibition, "Women Pioneers for the Environment and Nature Conservation - 1899 to the Present" in Berlin, Germany, organised by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment to celebrate International Women's Day.

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Bill would use Legacy funds for 15 metro wildlife and conservation projects 5.3.2013 MinnPost
A bill introduced in the Legislature would direct $6.4 million in Legacy Amendment funds to 15 metro area wildlife and conservation projects. Two freshmen, state Reps. Mike Freiberg (DFL-Golden Valley) and Anna Wills (R-Apple Valley) introduced the bill Monday, and say they have 33 bi-partisan co-sponsors from all seven metro counties. They say their bill, HF 1119 , won't take funding away from other state-wide wildlife, habitat and conservation projects, because there is $10 million left unspent in the Outdoor Heritage account for next year. Said Freiberg in a statement: These 15 projects will help protect, restore and enhance publicly owned land in the metropolitan area for habitat. These lands are our most precious assets. They have been set aside permanently for wildlife – and, to a limited degree, humans. Nature is in our soul and we must protect it. Wills said: These Legacy dollars have been set aside by the voters. The funds will be spent. It is only right that the needs ...
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