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Tech

Oregon Wants to Kill More Federally-Protected Sea Lions to Save Endangered Fish

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By Leslie Nemo
Tech

Slippery Thief Makes Off With 363 Salamanders in Mysterious Heist

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By Sarah Emerson
Tech

Can the Endangered Species Act Adapt to Climate Change?

10.26.16

By Sarah Emerson
Tech

Boston Is Covered In Goose Poop and People Are Mad As Hell

10.25.16

By Sarah Emerson
Pulse

Drunk Bros Suspected of Killing One of the World’s Rarest Fish Captured in Nevada

05.13.16

By Robert S. Eshelman
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‘Blood Does Not Buy Goodwill’: Hunting Study Calls Into Question US Approach to Wildlife Management

05.12.16

By John Dyer
Pulse

Your Birth Control Pills and Hamburgers Might Be Making These Fish Intersex

12.24.15

By Michael Casey
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The Obama Administration Just Made It Virtually Impossible for Hunters to Import African Lion Trophies

12.21.15

By Matt Smith
Pulse

While Asia Grabs the Headlines, This Region’s Illegal Wildlife Trade Is Also Booming

12.17.15

By Hannah K. Gold
Pulse

Monarch Butterflies Are Getting Wiped Out in Mexico and the US

08.27.15

By Matt Smith
Pulse

PETA Says ‘Pay To Play’ Scheme Allows Circuses and Big Game Hunters to Import Endangered Animals

05.12.15

By Sarah Jane Keller

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