Battle to save bighorn sheep from habitat loss and disease
A Colorado based study highlights a quiet crisis for bighorn herds across western North America. Habitat encroachment and lungworm disease, worsened by fire suppression and human activity, have reduced populations to a fraction of their former numbers. Private funding and habitat management efforts aim to restore ranges and support migration between summer and winter grounds.
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Colorado State University
Bailey
Martin-Manetta Corp
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Marietta
Colorado Rockies
Bighorn Sheep Society of Colorado
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Baja
Bob Hernbrode
Colorado Division of Wildlife
Hembrode
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Whiskey Basin
Continental
Teaching by Computer at Hood College Talk
Dr Francoise Kantor Hood College assistant professor of French spoke on computers in foreign language teaching to the Alliance Francaise of Frederick and Cumberland Valley. Faculty from Gettysburg Wilson and local teachers attended in Hood College Rosenstock Hall computer lab.
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Alliance Francaise
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Cumberland Valley
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Frederick County Board of Education
Frederick County Public Schools
Rosenstock Hall
Jodie Taylor
Sneakers Dangling Over Brooklyn Signal A New Spring Sign
In Brooklyn, old sneakers hang from wires and posts signaling spring as kids prepare for summer. The NYT called it Brooklyn Moss, while officials warn of maintenance costs when removing them. Residents debate harmless prank versus urban blight.
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Able Readers program offered for Frederick County students
The Frederick County adult education department will sponsor a summer Able Readers program for grades one through five. Eligibility requires reading at least one year above grade level and ability to work independently. Tuition is 150 dollars. Classes run June 20 to July 27 at Waverley Elementary School, Monday through Thursday, 9 to 11 45 a.m. Applications due June 8 to Carol Lee Fogler, Board of Education.
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Carol Lee Fogler
Board of Education of
East Church Street
Frederick
Board of Education
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