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More whales stranded
Source: NovaNewsNow By:Carla Allen
On Tuesday, Dec. 22 eight officers from Meteghan and Tusket returned a lone whale back to the sea at Port Maitland. Shortly after, they received a report of three more whales stranded on a beach near the Yarmouth/Digby County line in Beaver River
On Wednesday the Department of Fisheries and Oceans received another report of six whales stranded on Bartletts Beach, a short distance from where the previous strandings had occurred......
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Federal judge allows the round up of wild horses in western Nevada
Source: Las Vegas Equestrian Examiner By: Rena Schoonmaker
Today many wild horses and burros roam the mountain ranges and low lands that surround the Las Vegas valley. Visitors to Red Rock, Blue Diamond and Pahrump are often privy to the sites of these wild creatures. For those new to Nevada, wild horse, burro and wildlife populations have been a hotly debated topic for decades, if not longer. Ranchers are concerned about adequate grazing land and water for their livestock. Animal activists are concerned about the freedom and preservation of the wild horse, burro and other wild life such as coyotes, mule deer and pronghorn antelope. For our neighbors in western Nevada, this debate is a current topic of discussion.
This week a federal judge declined to issue and injunction to stop the round up of an estimated 2,500 wild horses in western Nevada known as the Calico Mountains. This is a 500,000 acre area located between Humboldt and Washoe counties and is presently home for an estimated 3,000+ head of wild horses.
Horse advocates say they are disappointed that the roundup can proceed and feel the that the BLM's out of state holding facilities are illegal. Additional appeals are expected....
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