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@blueland could you please make a environmentally friendly and pet friendly floor cleaner please?

(deep sigh) All six wildfires in the Pacific Cascade Region this weekend were caused by fireworks.

(Falling to my knees, begging, pleading) Please. Folks, seriously. PLEASE. Do not - and I can’t emphasize this enough - set the state on fire this weekend.

Fire danger is abnormally high this holiday weekend. URGING you to consider firework alternatives: - screaming “bang! boom!” at the sky - dropping a stack of large books on the floor - wrapping a toga around a candle - play America the Beautiful while combining Coke and Mentos

Legendary Spanish galleon shipwreck discovered on Oregon coast nationalgeographic.com/history/articl…

The Galapagos is home to many endangered wildlife including the Galapagos Giant Tortoise. metro.co.uk/2019/12/23/boa…

Our planet has 2 lungs ; one is Green and the other one is Blue. We must Protect, Restore & Conserve both! Dear Humans #RestoreOurEarth #ClimateCrisis #FridaysForFuture #SaveSoil #conservation #ClimateEmergency

Another pangolin has been saved from the illegal wildlife trade thanks to @AfricanPangolin and a helpful tip from the public. This female pangolin was intercepted and handed over to APWG's counter poaching manager who transported her to Johannesburg Wildlife Vet for assessment.

@Pac_nw @WDFW Not to mention the benefits apex predators, such as the Gray Wolf, have on ecosystems. Several studies have shown this and continue to be studied and updated.

@Pac_nw @WDFW Although I understand your concern, however, of the most hunted species in the U.S., there is an estimated 1 million Elk, 11,500,000 White-Tailed Deer, 1,500,000 Moose, 530,000 American Bisons, and 190,000 Mule Deer. Gray wolf population numbers are about 18,000 of most in Alaska

Washington’s wolf population continued to grow in 2021 for the 13th consecutive year. WDFW's 2021 annual wolf report was released Saturday and shows a 16% increase in wolf population growth from the previous count in 2020. wdfw.wa.gov/news/annual-wa…

Just a reminder that spring is upon us and as species such as hummingbirds come out to feed, remember to change the nectar at least every 3 days. Nectar tends to ferment in warm weather and can cause hummingbirds to become intoxicated which can be detrimental to their health.

"Pangolins bear an unwieldy burden as the long-snouted face of the COVID-19 virus; identified as a possible link in the spread of the disease. But what is a pangolin? What can a pangolin teach us about surviving sickness, attacks, and isolation?" rachellshaw.com/books/

Does this mean people should fear or persecute pangolins? No. Please remember that pangolins are harmless to humans otherwise. To avoid future wildlife-related pandemics — and related loss of life, economic collapse, and other turmoil — we need to end the illegal wildlife trade.

One study showed that pangolins were found to carry coronaviruses closely related to SARS-CoV-2 with 88.5-92.4 % similar. We still cannot say definitively that pangolins were the intermediate host that passed SARS-CoV-2 to humans savepangolins.org/news/2020/4/4/…

Zimbabwe has some of the best pangolin protection laws, not only in Africa but in the world. If a person is convicted for any offence involving a pangolin, he or she is sentenced to a minimum of 9 years imprisonment without an option to pay. enviropresszim.com/2022/03/06/con…

The scenic boreal forest and its wildlife as seen from a massive beaver dam last fall—including some fantastic footage of the large Shoepack Lake Pack running the shores of this beaver pond.

Overwhelmed and Understaffed, Our National Wildlife Refuges Need Help audubon.org/node/364484 via @audubonsociety

Timber is Oregon’s biggest carbon polluter hcn.org/issues/50.11/c… via @highcountrynews

🌱 “Rewilding” 🌱 or converting the least productive parts of the San Joaquin Valley back to their wild state, can reverse the damage from intensive agriculture and build resilience to climate change. | @highcountrynews @theo_whitcomb nature.ly/3I1RCKn