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…to a stable lion population—even after they’ve been ousted from a pride. Q. Have any of these findings helped in any way in conservation and/or restoration efforts? A. The key to a sustainable and healthy lion population is including local people as partners, not adversaries. Habitat restoration has become a…
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…dozen years on the GLIFWC Board of Commissioners and on the Voigt Intertribal Task Force. He coaches basketball, football, and baseball and founded the LCO Boys and Girls Club in 1995—something he considers one of his shining achievements. He’s watched those kids turn into police officers and professionals and continues…
…of these relationships to include many forms of LGBTQ+ [identities]. I think this was a very good choice for this community, and the cast is really enjoying not being confined to traditional ‘male’ and ‘female’ roles,” Loucks said. The play is unique for other reasons as well. “We have a…
Dear Sponsors of SB602/AB712, Members of the Committee on Sporting Heritage, Mining and Forestry, and Members of the Committee on Natural Resources and Sporting Heritage, As you know, SB602/AB712 proposes to discontinue funding for wolf management and to make it illegal for state law enforcement officers to enforce laws related…
…congenial. Mrs. Boyle snipes at the Ralstons for not having a “proper staff.” Wren’s child-like antics grate on Giles. Paravicini’s crazy rants have everyone curious. But when local police Sargent Trotter (Jake Anderson) skis through the storm to question the guests about a murder, the mood changes from simple irritation…
…lifeways of native peoples; now, and for the next seven generations to come. “The project is about promoting a sense of pride, hope, resiliency, and individuality while connecting different communities through storytelling,” said Katrina Werchouski, director of the Indigenous Cultures Center. To see all the images visit our Facebook page….