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Russia Vows to Stop Polar Bear Hunting

MOSCOW -- An program tied to Vladimir Putin says no polar bears will be hunted in Russia this year. A Russian-U.S. commission last year agreed to restrict polar bear hunting to 29 animals per year for each country. But Russia's polar bear program, established under Putin's patronage, said this week that no...

To the Hounds: Fox Hunting Lives On as an Animal-Friendly Pastime

GORMAN, Calif. -- It's a pastime, participants will tell you, that's as American as apple pie: one played in the great outdoors, on real grass, with lots of running and jumping and zig zagging all over the place. And, no, it's not football or baseball, although a horsehide is tangentially involved. David McNew,...

Sewer Gators: Swamp Creatures Invade New York City

New Yorkers grow up hearing stories about the alligators that supposedly live in the sewers -- but no one ever expects to actually see one. Sewer gators are an old myth ... but this week, that myth got a little more real when gators began crawling out of and back into manholes throughout the city. Thankfully, however,...

The Dugout: Chicago White Sox Spring Training 2011

Michael Vick has learned his lesson. We should all just move on. He paid for his crimes. That's true, he did pay for the horrible crime of racketeering, which somehow equates to him realizing that torturing pit bulls and putting them into the ring with family pets because he thinks it's funny to watch the pit bulls kill...

Activist Chases Force Halt to Japan Whaling Season

TOKYO - Anti-whaling activists' high-seas confrontations with Japanese ships forced Tokyo to cut short its annual Antarctic hunt Friday for the first time, a move touted as a victory by the protesters. Sea Shepherd Conservation Society - which has thrown paint and rancid butter at the whalers and tangled ropes in their...

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Should Hunting Be Allowed In America's National Parks?

The Sportsman's Heritage Act does have specific language written into it that provides for exemptions to the law in parks and monuments specifically.

THE HUFFINGTON POST

Paul LePage, Maine Governor, Signs Legislation To Rebuild State's Deer Herd

With hopes of rebuilding a deer herd that has shrunk sharply in parts of Maine, Gov. Paul LePage has signed legislation to implement strategies that include restoring habitats that shelter the animals in the winter and thinning out the population of their main predator, the coyote.

THE HUFFINGTON POST

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06/02/12 Duckling rescue! Good Samaritans save fuzzy waddlers... Source: Advance Newspapers - Ann Arbor MI As Tina Miller and Jean Darnell drove north on East Beltline Avenue this morning, they saw a duck pacing back and forth near a storm grate in the median.
06/02/12 Marc Murrell: Boats, seniors among changes for 2012,... Source: CJ Online - Topeka KS The 2012 session of the Kansas Legislature recently wrapped up its session.
06/02/12 Fantastic, Mr Fox: Britain loves urban wildlife Source: The Independent - London - UK Wild in the City, the results are in.
06/02/12 Field Notes: Hancock man charged in shooting of black... Source: Press & Sun-Bulletin - Binghamton NY A Hancock man charged with killing a black bear near his home last month is facing two misdemeanor charges that could cost him thousands in fines and up to two years in jail.
06/02/12 Alton Wood River Sportsmen's Club - Godfrey Il Source: The Herald-Sun - Durham NC The Alton Wood River Sportsmen's Club is a private non-profit organization that provides socialization and recreation for the public and its members.