Return of nature as animals reclaim space during pandemic lull
A global pause in human activity during the pandemic prompts wildlife to reappear in urban and suburban areas from Llandudno to Westchester County. Birds, foxes, deer, and other species are observed in places once dominated by people as experts warn the trend may be temporary but signals a shift in human wildlife relations.
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Is Your Sea Green Juniper True to Your Zone
Garden advisor says Sea Green juniper tolerates zones 4 through 9, and Torrance County soils fall in zones 6 to 7. The plant’s label may be misprinted. the shrub should survive typical New Mexico winters. She notes climate shifts affect future zone calculations and advises checking current USDA maps.
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Outdoor running and masks guidance from CDC experts
The CDC recommends cloth masks in public while exercising where distancing is hard. If mask breathing is difficult during running or cycling, choose uncrowded trails or times. Greater distance reduces risk, says experts from Case Western Reserve University and the University of New Haven.
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Roswell Animal Shelter Closes In Person Access
City information notes the Roswell Animal Shelter remains open for service by phone and online with scheduled appointments if needed. Call 575-624-6722 or visit roswell-rm.gov and the Roswell Animal Services Facebook page for adoption and lost pet information.
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