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Coyote captured

2020. febr. 18. – ABC News Home surveillance video captured a coyote who snatched a dog named Brodie from a yard in Massachusetts.

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International Conference on Forests for Biodiversity and Climate

Tuesday 4 - Wednesday 5 February, 2020; Brussels, Belgium; Charlemagne building Forests cover approximately 30% of the Earth’s land area, host 80% of its biodiversity; support the livelihoods of around a quarter of the world’s population.

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Trump pledges to help plant 1 trillion trees

by Josh Siegel - January 21, 2020 -washingtonexaminer.com President Trump announced the United States will join a 1 trillion trees initiative launched at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

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Five ways to make more use of wood

Drax - medium.com – 10-01-2020 How can we use trees to replace products currently made from fossil fuels?

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Chronicles of the Rings: What Trees Tell Us

Studying the historical data stored in centuries-old trees is a burgeoning field, with labs around the world learning more about historical patterns of weather and climate and the effects on humans.

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Women on the Firelines

Controlled Burn Participants Pictured Above: Back row (from left) Amanda Lindsay - University of Central Florida, Grace Howell - Alachua County Land Trust, Brooke Coulter - Bok Tower Gardens, Chelsea MacKenzie - TNC, Anne Reynolds - Florida Park Service Lake Kissimmee State Park, Jana Mott (Burn Boss) - TNC, Carrie Black - Palm Beach County, Ashley Orlando - Florida Park Service Dunn Creek State Park, Sarah Martin - TNC, Amy Pulley - Florida Forest Service. Front Row (from left) Landon Simpson - The Student Conservation Association/TNC, Char’Rese Finney - TNC, Elysia Dytrych - Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Cody-Marie Miller - TNC, Katrina Noland - Bok Tower Gardens. With broader diversity needed in wildland fire work, women are seizing the opportunity. April 16, 2019 - nature.org

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