Archive for September, 2011

National Audubon Society’s Endangered Species Campaign

Wednesday, September 21st, 2011

The Endangered Species Act (ESA) has served as an important component of environmental protection for decades but like many environmental protections finds itself in danger of being dismantled in the current political environment. The National Audubon Society is running a campaign to defend the ESA. Their efforts include educating members of Congress and mobilizing activists, [...]

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Help Endangered Species What To Do

Sunday, September 18th, 2011

Helping endangered species is not as difficult as most people think. If everyone followed a few easy steps, endangered species would be allowed a fighting chance. A homeowner can set up a birdbath and bird feeder to allow birds that live in the area a better chance of survival. Never use pesticides or toxic chemicals [...]

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Bald And Golden Eagle Protection Act

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

Our national bird, and its cousin, has always been a symbol of greatness in Native American culture and US history. Not long ago, these birds were in danger of extinction. The Bald Eagle Protection Act is meant to protect these beautiful and majestic creatures. The act contains stringent stipulations and serious consequences. If you are [...]

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Safe Fishing Practices Protect The Waters

Sunday, September 11th, 2011

I will always remember my first fishing trip with my father. It was the typical warm summer morning and the sun was breaking over the horizon when my dad gently cast my line into the water. I was still a bit too young to be trusted not to throw the whole rod and reel into [...]

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