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- 1Wood and wine money linked to barred owl and mule deer culls●Wood & wine bucks allegedly bring barred owl & mule deer massacres
Animal watchdog outlet Animals 24-7 reports that money from the timber and wine industries is allegedly behind largescale killing of barred owls and mule deer in the western United States. The outlet claims habitat management tied to wood and wine production leads to culls targeting the predators and deer. Details of the alleged programmes remain limited.
- 2Ohio family's 250-acre farm restoration now a thriving wildlife refuge●A family foundation began restoring 250 acres of overworked Ohio farmland in 1989; it is now a wildlife r
A family foundation began restoring 250 acres of depleted farmland in Ohio in 1989. Decades of work later, the land has become a wildlife refuge, drawing attention as an example of how long-term private conservation efforts can revive exhausted agricultural soil and bring back native species. Observers highlight it as a model for similar restoration projects elsewhere in the United States.
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NASA Acres, an agriculture-focused initiative, is working to bring satellite and space-based technology to American farming. The programme highlights how remote sensing and NASA data can help farmers monitor crops, soil and water use more effectively, drawing attention to the growing role of space technology in food production.