New York Aquarium Rebounds and Rebuilds After Sandy
The New York Aquarium on Coney Island endured Sandy’s surge that flooded tanks and knocked out power. Five months later over 80 percent of the collection remains, with about half the facility set to reopen in late spring and a new $120 million shark exhibit planned for 2016 as flood proofing and expansion proceed.
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Western groups oppose blanket delisting of gray wolves
Western environmentalists warn that a plan by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to end federal protections for gray wolves could hinder restoration, as delisting may prevent wolves from expanding into Colorado and California. Officials say no decision yet, but states would control management if protections end.
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