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It’s common to see posts on social media imploring friends to care for lonely and sick pets. But what about the plight of our local wildlife that have become sick after eating smaller mammals (such as rodents) that has ingested rat poison? The same agency officials charged with coordinating pet adoptions sometimes find wild animalsContinue reading “Have You Seen Binx?”

Endangered species are all around us, including our own back yards. Our friends over at Endangered Habitats League are inviting the community to participate in learning about endangered species on May 20, 2016. Check out their website to learn how you can be involved in a learning event near you. This is the perfect opportunity to educateContinue reading “Endangered Species Day: May 20th”

Here at Laguna Greenbelt, Inc., we like to share blog posts from outside sources that are informative on the issues of wildlife corridors. Our friends at Oregon Wild do a great job of describing wildlife corridors and why they are important for the resiliency and health of our ecosystems. We look forward to a timeContinue reading “Corridors Connect Habitats”

It’s always good to hear about efforts underway to preserve land for wildlife corridors outside of our region. This story comes to us from Washington State, where urbanization has threatened the natural movement of animals and plants in the region. Congratulations to Columbia Land Trust, which will complete this wildlife corridor with the acquisition ofContinue reading “Washington State Nonprofit Acquires Key Property to Complete Corridor”