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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 12_04

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Dr Nancy Swift: The Passage to Aberdare. Posted by For Paws Hospice at 23:57. Links to this post. The barking dog, Coyote. A neighbor kayaking the inlet beside our offices at The Animal Broadcast Network stopped to chat the other day. He told me he'd seen a pair of coyotes near the embankment and watched them for several minutes as they made their way across several residential properties eventually disappearing into a nearby wooded area. Noting the ...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 08_04

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Bon voyage, Charlie! Clearwater, Florida (August 25, 2004) . . . . Charlie, the North American River Otter, rescued by Clearwater Marine Aquarium. CMA) last March will have a new home next week. "Charlie is moving to Brookfield Zoo in the Chicago area," Glenn Harman, Director of Animal Programs, announced today. "Before he goes we want people to have a chance to bid him farewell.". Charlie will be missed at Clearwater Marine Aquarium. However, hi...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 06_04

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Gov Bush and the Manatee, where will he stand? The following is a press release: "Manatee protection under attack", Defenders of Wildlife. For more information and a direct link or to send a letter to Governor Bush go to Save the Manatee.org. Or contact the Govenor's office directly:. CALL the Governor directly at (850) 488-4441, and tell whomever answers the phone that you want Governor Bush to veto SB 540. Posted by For Paws Hospice at 15:17. There...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 01_05

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. New threat to endangered species.restoration. The success of recent American efforts at endangered species reintroduction has come back to bite us in the butt.so to speak. In Florida we have too many gators, in Montana too many wolves, too many wild horses out west and too many otters I'll bet and yes, it's said, too many bald eagles overhead; what is a nation to do - answer, bring on the hunters and earn some revenue. Full story on ENN. Trade in ivo...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 09_04

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Dolphin rescue in wake of hurricane Jeanne. Florida rescue teams responded today to a dolphin found distressed near sandbars north of Anclote Island. The dolphin had been seen swimming circles in the water, obviously stressed. "He has no visible external wounds," said Dr. Janine Cianciolo, Clearwater Marine Aquarium. Staff veterinarian. "Until we are able to obtain test results, we will not know what we are dealing with.". Officials at Clearwater Mar...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: Permaculture and Native American tradition

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Permaculture and Native American tradition. Spirit, The Seventh Fire, if you missed it during the first national tour was a rare chance to be reunited with a Native American culture. The multimedia show scored by Peter Buffett tells the story of a modern. Suddenly confronted with his Native American heritage. The show began its tour to coincide with the opening of the Smithonian's new National Museum of the American Indian. Although on hiatus, Spirit.

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: Shippers make way for dolphins

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Shippers make way for dolphins. Bottlenose dolphins off the southern coast of Spain will now benefit from shipping lane shift recommended by Earthwatch scientists Ana Canadas (Video). And Ricardo Sagarminaga van Buiten. When passing through the Alboran Sea, merchant ships and fisherman will now be required to travel 20 miles further south, reducing acoustic and water pollution. This is very positive news for the bottlenose dolphin, says Earthwatch sc...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: The journey begins

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. The journey begins as Park Ranger Jan Freelander and her contingent of dedicated animal wardens accompanied by Nancy Swift's team of zoologists embark on a mission to protect the elephants during their dangerous return home to the plains of Aberdare. Read Dr. Nancy Swift's previous episodes:. Posted by For Paws Hospice at 20:37. Comments: Post a Comment. Links to this post:. Links to this post:. Scratch n' Sniff Search. Search for a species.

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: "Little Birds" little steps, kids learn

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Little Birds" little steps, kids learn. We came across a great site newly named Was Someone. They were in our mailbox this morning and after a stop by to see the who, what, where, when and why they were in our mailbox we came away determined that this is a web page everyone should consider adding to their favorites. The series of photos, video, drawings and sculpture invoke a childlike world where animals and people mix in a bright, colorful playgrou...

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Animal Broadcast Network.com: 07_04

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Contact The Animal Broadcast Network Media with Teeth. Nicholas having a ball in his new home. Nicholas, an infant bottlenose dolphin who along with his mother were found stranded in Tampa Bay just before Christmas 2002 has now recuperated sufficiently to join other dolphins as a permanent resident of Clearwater Marine Aquarium. PHOTO COURTESY OF CMA, 2004. You can learn more about the CMA and Nicholas at their website. Posted by For Paws Hospice at 13:10. Links to this post. During a recent outing an al...