Global warming harms wildlife and warns of El Nino effects
Wildlife biologists warn that rising CO2 and temperatures are harming ecosystems. The 1997-98 El Nino disrupted oceans, forests, and species from orangutans to sea urchins, while California sea lions suffered mass die offs and reefs bleached. The piece urges action and cites expert voices Steve Beiser and George Yovanovich with contact details.
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Nice catch by Chuck Hill on Lake Ontario
Chuck Hill of Gamden caught a steelhead salmon while fishing in August on Lake Ontario, marking a notable local angling moment with a strong fish.
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Erie Field Day at Sandusky hosted by conservation league
The Erie Country Conservation League invites the public to its Field Day at the league building on Fox Road Route 250 south of Route 2 near Sandusky. Highlights include wildlife display by Mona Rutger from Back to the Wild Erie County Chapter and displays by Camp Perry and Ohio Division of Wildlife plus target shooting and turkey shoots. Field Day runs 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Roast beef dinners served 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Call Charles Krause 419-359-1740 for details.
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Outdoor Calendar and Club Event notices across Lorain County
Listings of upcoming outdoor and wildlife club events across Lorain County including hunter education sessions, Ducks Unlimited banquet, NRA banquet, Izaak Walton League activities, turkey shoots, Columbia Game Club Sundays, Berlin Heights American Legion gatherings, and Fralands Peacemakers Cowboy Action Shoot. Details include dates in September and October, locations such as Wakeman, Lovain, Lorain, Penfield, Vermilion, and Rochester. contact names and phone numbers for each event.
Outdoor safety tips for elevated hunting stands
Scripps Howard News Service reports the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency urges hunters to wear safety belts and inspect or build only safe stands. Avoid climbing dead trees or limbs and ensure the stand fits the tree, is level, and used with a haul line. Move slowly, maintain balance, and brace before shooting.
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