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Hey friends. It’s Friday in Johns Creek and I’m back in your inbox with everything you need to know about what’s happening in the community. But first, today’s weather: Sunny and cooler but pleasant. High: 77 Low: 52. Shoutout to the awesome local business that… Read More »ðŸŒ± Fulton Co. & JC LOST Town Hall + JC Funding New Fire Station 63
An abrupt U-turn happened this summer when Ohio Northern University biology professor Katheryn Krynak, Ph.D., was taking a road trip during one of her rare days off work. The reason: Momma Snake was giving birth. Granted, a snake in labor isn’t usually cause for such… Read More »Reptile Recovery: New captive breeding program at UN helping endangered Plains Garter Snakes
TEHRAN – Some 456,000 hectares of land in the northwestern Ardabil province are protected and hunting prohibited areas. The provincial department of environment manages 174,000 hectares of protected areas and 282,000 hectares of hunting prohibited areas, IRNA quoted Hassan Qasempour, the director of the provincial… Read More »Ardabil protected, hunting prohibited areas measure 500,000 hectares
Looking for some fun things to do this weekend? Look no further than right here in Erie. Here is a list of some great activities that are taking place this weekend! Port Farms Harvest Festival Experience Fall Harvest at Port Farms beginning Sept. 17 and… Read More »Be a Tourist: Events around town September 16-18
Passionate about helping animals and pets? Check out these 10 nonprofits you can support this NTX Giving Day 2022! Fossil Rim Wildlife Center Fossil Rim Wildlife Center is dedicated to the conservation of species in peril, conducting scientific research, training professionals, responsible management of natural… Read More »10 Animal-Based Nonprofits Making A Difference
A greater short-nosed fruit bat climbs a tree in Sri Lanka. Anton Croos, Wikimedia Over the past 150 years, the National Museum of Natural History has compiled a sprawling collection of more than 147 million specimens and artifacts ranging from whale bones and pinned insects… Read More »To Uncover the Origins of Diseases, Smithsonian Researchers Dust Bat Specimens for Viral Fingerprints | Smithsonian Voices
While it’s not truly autumn yet, the pumpkin spice lovers are ready for colorful leaves and sweater weather. The Tri-State appears to be ready for them, too, with a variety of seasonal activities, some scary and others, not so much. Midnite Malice Haunted House 5405… Read More »Ready to fail? It’s ready for you with activities from hay rides to haunted houses | News
Andrew J. Berry received an undergraduate degree in zoology from Oxford University and a PhD in evolutionary genetics from Princeton before arriving at Harvard as a Junior Fellow. He is now a lecturer on Organismic & Evolutionary Biology and the Assistant Head Tutor of Integrative… Read More »The Harvard Crimson
What Is an Ecotourism Trip? You might think ecotourism requires you to book with a specific agency and exchange planting trees or cleaning up litter as part of the price you pay for your trip. That’s one form of green travel but doesn’t encompass the… Read More »10 US Destinations for an Ecotourism Trip
Comment on this story Comment The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore unveiled a master plan for its next decade, including plans to add new animals and exhibits and improve parking on Tuesday. The most noticeable change for the zoo in the years ahead will be relocating… Read More »Maryland Zoo planning new exhibits, animals