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Posted on December 4, 2024 by Bob ll I decided to start out this particular OTNP post with a small public service announcement. This has fortunately not happened to me but I think everybody here would gain a lot from … Continue reading →

Here is where I think you should put any money you care to donate. https://biologicaldiversity.org Center For Biological Diversity Puts FOIA data they worked at getting _online_ in a searchable form https://www.propublica.org/ Great investigative reporting. https://johnmuirassociation.org/ Good work in fighting … Continue reading →

Posted on October 1, 2024 by Bob ll OTNP October 2024 Good morning!🦋🕷️🦨🐝 What a beautiful animal above. I hope you are all extremely well. I believe that we really can change some of the damage we are doing to … Continue reading →

Hillary Thank you for your kind and informative email. I hope you are having a good week. Is there any way to sign up for an email notification when those opportunities for public response are made? My thoughts on listing … Continue reading →

Lawsuit Seeks Endangered Species Act Protection Decisions for American Bumblebee, Three Other BeesCenter for Biological Diversity v. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Docket number(s): 4:24-cv-00183 Court/Admin Entity: D. Ariz. “American bumblebees — Once among the most common and widespread bumblebees, … Continue reading →

A bird double century! 😀 And if you don’t know what a double century is: 100 miles on a bicycle is often referred to as a century. There are two, three, and even four hundred mile events. Centuries and doubles … Continue reading →

www.birds.cornell.edu/home/bring-birds-back/#:~:text=the%20North%20American%20bird%20population%20is%20down%20by%202.9%20billion%20breeding%20adults%2C%20with%20devastating%20losses%20among%20birds… The Audubon society has failed to protect our birds for 60 years. They and the Sierra club are pesticide enablers. These two groups are _not_ defending our environment. When these two start publishing pesticide use _data_ from our national … Continue reading →

“Although there are a few bat species with unique adaptations to desert and dryland habitats, most bats need water on a regular basis. Aquatic habitats have been increasingly deforested and modified over the last 5,000 years” race2extinct.com/blog/blind-as-a-bat-biologist/#:~:text=Although%20there%20are%20a%20few%20bat%20species%20with%20unique%20adaptations%20to%20desert%20and%20dryland%20habitats%2C%20most%20bats%20ne… www.puravidaaquatic.com/ www.puravidaaquatics.com/ 310-429-8477 … Continue reading →

https://youtu.be/lv89fSt5jBY?si=eGsN3qEGmbWDKqnc How freaking fun is this? This is exactly why I love biology. www.puravidaaquatic.com/ www.puravidaaquatics.com/ 310-429-8477 Spread the Good News Below: Permaculture!    

Beyond Pesticides (@ByondPesticides) posted at 9:04 AM on Tue, Aug 06, 2024: Factory #fish farming companies exporting to the USA sinched a win in #Scotland after the gov’t announced #delaying restrictions on #emamectin — a hazardous #pesticide that kills nontarget … Continue reading →