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Biologists to Return This Summer to Study New Mexico's Rio Grande Cooter
The Rio Grande cooter (Pseudemys gorzugi) is a native freshwater turtle found in the Rio Grande drainage, including southeastern New Mexico, where biologists are studying its status and habitat needs. Photo Credit: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service This summer, biologists will return to the Black River in Eddy County to study one of New Mexico’s lesser-known native turtles. The Rio Grande cooter, one of New Mexico’s 10 native turtle species, is listed
Wendy Kaplar


Discarded Fishing Line Traps Bald Eagle on NC’s Haw River
On March 27, Sgt. Claude Smith and Officer Ethan Martin of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission rescued a bald eagle entangled in fishing line near the Haw River by the B. Everett Jordan Dam in Chatham County, North Carolina. NC Wildlife officers rescue a bald eagle entangled in fishing line on the Haw River, March 27. Photo credit: North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission via Facebook A bald eagle struggles in the Haw River after be
Wendy Kaplar


Pawsome Ways to Celebrate National Hug Your Dog Day
National Hug Your Dog Day is a joyful way to celebrate the unconditional love dogs bring into our lives. Today offers an opportunity to appreciate our beloved companions who stay by our side through everything, bringing comfort, happiness, and constant affection. Looking for ways to celebrate your furry friend? Here are a few ideas: Hug Your Pup, Or Maybe Don’t The day is meant to celebrate affection, but a hug may not feel like affection to a dog. When a person wraps their a
Wendy Kaplar
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