"Pesticides Likely 'Main Culprit' in Bee Deaths: Harvard Study"
"Pesticides are directly responsible for a massive decline in the bee population in North America and Europe, a new study out of Harvard University says."
Source: CTV News, 05/12/2014
Wildlife
"Radio Waves Affect Migrating Birds: Study"
"Radio waves disrupt the magnetic “compass” in robins, according to a study published on Wednesday that is likely to fuel debate about the safety of electronic devices."
Source: AFP, 05/09/2014
"Elwha: A River Reborn"
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"Group Sues U.S. for Stronger Idaho, Montana Grizzly Protection"
"Federal protection status for a population of grizzly bears facing extinction in the mountains of Idaho and northwest Montana should be raised to endangered from threatened, environmentalists said in a lawsuit filed on Tuesday."
Source: Reuters, 04/24/2014
"Tigers Forever: Saving the World’s Most Endangered Big Cat"
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Between the Lines: Telling the Tiger’s Story
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"Household Rat Poison Linked To Death And Disease in Wildlife"
"Evidence of rat poison is found in a sickly puma whose territory includes Griffith Park. Researchers suspect a link between poisons and mange."
Source: LA Times, 04/18/2014
Calif Postpones Decision on Endangered Species Protections for Wolves
"The California Fish and Game Commission on Wednesday postponed a decision on whether to afford gray wolves protection under the state's Endangered Species Act."
Source: LA Times, 04/17/2014
"U.S. Energy Dept Plans $4 Billion in Loan Aid for Renewable Energy"
"The California Fish and Game Commission on Wednesday postponed a decision on whether to afford gray wolves protection under the state's Endangered Species Act."
Source: LA Times, 04/17/2014
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