Howard Meyerson
After more than 25 years in the outdoor writing business, you would think I'd know better.
Daily Archives: July 11, 2012
My Kind of Place: The Nooksack
I’ve never been here. But now that I know, I am likely to look for it. Found: NooksackWildAndScenic, a river in Washington State. American Rivers, the non-profit river conservation group is seeking federal Wild and Scenic status for the river … Continue reading
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Tagged American Rivers, Environment, Nooksack, Photos, Rivers, Washington, Wild and Scenic Rivers
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Allow how many eagles to die?
Utilities are looking to extend the length of a special permit they get that allows for incidental golden and bald eagle kills from wind turbines. The US Fish & Wildlife Service has posted a plan on the Federal Register to … Continue reading
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Tagged Birds, Eagles, Environment, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, wind energy, Wind Farms
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Osprey population bouncing back in southern Michigan
Michigan wildlife officials say ospreys are on the rebound in southern Michigan. Researchers have discovered 49 active osprey nests this year compared to one in 1999. Wildlife staffers with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources began to relocate osprey to … Continue reading
The Best of Trees: Redwoods
There is nothing like hiking in the redwoods to give one a sense of place in the natural world. Photo: National Park Service
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Tagged Hiking, National Parks, Photos, Redwood National Park
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