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Fin and Fur Films talks docuseries partnership with H-E-B
With a timeliness to honor their State Parks’ Centennial, two Texas businesses—grocery chain H-E-B and Fin and Fur Films—have teamed up to bring a new, five-part nature docuseries to life.
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Fishing Trails: A triple win for anglers, destination tourism, and conservation
Fishing trails are a win-win for helping anglers navigate new waterways and enjoy unique fishing opportunities, for tourism in destinations that recognize fishing as a draw for their regions and for conservation efforts related to habitat restoration, species management and environmental upkeep.
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Monsters of the Deep: Myth or reality?
A public exhibition called the Monsters of the Deep, located at the Historic Dockyard in Chatham, England until November 2023, unmasks some of the mystery surrounding ocean monsters and how researchers are finding, collecting and studying some of the most fascinating creatures that exist.
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Sailing for Science: ORP’s revolutionarily research approach
How the mixing of two passions is contributing to climate change research while supporting sustainable lifestyles within the marine environment.
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Trouble in Paradise: Hawaii Apiary Battles Herbicide Poisoning
This concept that humans are somehow separate from the natural world—apart from, instead of a part of—is having cascading effects. Most notably in climate change; undeniably in the pollution of air, water, species, and soil.
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What’s on the menu? The sustainable solution to controlling invasive lionfish
Destin-Fort Walton Beach is putting marine biologists, skilled divers, local restaurants, chefs and consumers on the front lines against this invasive species to ensure native species have a chance to survive.
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Leopold’s Land Ethic Engages, Educates, and Empowers at Namesake Nature Center
Leopold came to see the Earth as a living organism, a community—of which humans are a part, not conquerors of. This blossomed into the concept that we cannot care for people without caring for the land, indeed, that it is our moral imperative to do so.
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Close-up with Snapshot Wisconsin
Since its inception, millions of detections of wildlife have been captured, resulting in a dataset that has been used to inform population statistics, make wildlife management decisions and fuel new research.
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Environmentalists monitor cyanobacteria to protect Cape Cod's freshwater ponds
“Cyanobacteria outbreaks are a global phenomenon.” An organization's two-pronged approach to reversing decades of water quality decline by toxic algae.
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Fisherman’s Tales: Anglers who try to cheat the system and the organizations fighting against it
The fishing tournament industry is committed to fair and spirited competition, conservation, getting people involved in the outdoors and promoting a wholesome sport that families can do together. Cheats motivated by greed and attention are blind to the damage they cause to an industry rooted in life’s most simplistic appreciation of the outdoors.
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Conservationists celebrate discovery of new endangered rhino
"A rhino's only real predator is man"
By JOHN KELLY
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The Crab Gets Pinched: Bill Sargent explains how humans depend on the Horseshoe Crab
Learn about one of the oldest aquatic creatures on Earth and their special ingredient that saves millions of lives
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The Power of Attention: How Isabella Kirkland's work stands witness to nature’s losses and gains
The willingness to observe, listen and learn is a tenet that sometimes feels as close to the brink of extinction as some of the species that Kirkland catalogues in her work.
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Beer for Butterflies: Dr. Jaret Daniels' initiative for butterfly conservation
UF scientist oversees a craft beer program to benefit butterfly conservation: 'We're in the middle of a significant period of biodiversity loss'
By ANDY NGHIEM
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Dylan Tomine chooses a life close to the ground
Tomine sees the world through a fly fisherman's perspective and with a passion that speaks to others on a quest to reconnect with nature.
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Call of the Bison Hunter
Charles Gorecki wins a different kind of lottery, taking him on a quest to help save a suffering ecosystem.
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Legendary redwoods photographer will return to the forest after 50 years to celebrate decades of conservation efforts
Using modern photographic equipment, Van de Mark will create a visual record of the landscape's restoration.
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Fish tale: The shocking tale of electrofishing
Technique primarily used to remove unwanted fish or to conduct scientific studies
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Wildlife sculptor protecting nature through art
"...I chose to depict nature in its unadulterated state, as I believe that it's only by appreciating and valuing nature the way that it is supposed to be that we stand a chance of protecting it."
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Hearing the ‘Cries of the Savanna’
Author delivers ‘grand adventure’ in story of many lessons learned during African safari