Black-footed ferrets face reintroduction delays at Fort Carson
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo notes the Fort Carson project stalls after Army redeployment shifts and regulatory concerns. Despite a breeding program expanding to 379 ferrets since 1991 and 160 released, no self sustaining colony exists in Colorado. Officials warn base operations and disease risks hinder reintroduction.
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Colo
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
Front Range
Great Plains
Colorado
Wyoming
Fort Carson
Della Gazelle
Zoo
Pueblo County
Carson
Tom Warren
Michael Seraphin
Colorado Division of Wildlife
Col
Robert McLaughlin
Fort Carson Garrison
McLaughlin
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fort Collins
South Dakota
el Paso County
Preble
Peter Gober
Gober
Sean Paige
Paige
Fish and Wildlife Service
Gazelle
Gulf oil remains on sea floor after BP spill
Scientist Samantha Joye reports oil and residue linger on the Gulf floor based on submarine dives and slides. Her findings conflict with BP fund and NOAA assessments that most oil is gone, noting dead bottom-dwelling creatures and methane contamination.
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Gulf Bottom
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Czai
Samantha Joye
University of Georgia
Joye
American Association For the Advancement of Science
The
Gulf
Department of Energy
Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
Terry Hazen
Col
Macondo
Jaye
Nature Geoscience
Ian MacDonald
Florida State University
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Jane Lubchenco
Kenneth Feinberg
Ment
Czar
Lubchenco
Associated Press
NOAA
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