Alaska Girl Scouts Learn to Trap Beavers for Flood Plan
In Fairbanks and Anchorage Troop 34 members aged 10 to 12 participate in a state Take a Kid Trapping program to trap and skin beavers along the Chena River. Critics from PETA condemn the practice as harmful wildlife treatment, while leaders defend it as education in responsible wildlife management amid flood-control efforts.
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Defibrillators Cut Cardiac Death Odds In Public Sites
Orlando study plans public access devices in 24 cities with 1,500 units and 20,000 volunteers. After two years 292 resuscitations occurred. 44 survivors include 29 with defibrillators and 15 with CPR alone. Experts say trained use doubles survival and may save many lives nationwide.
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