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White-Nose Syndrome Suspected in Bats at San Juan Island National Historical Park | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

Eastsound · Eastsound

White-Nose Syndrome Suspected in Bats at San Juan Island National Historical Park | The Journal of the San Juan Islands

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

Submitted by the National Park Service. White-nose syndrome suspected in bats at San Juan Island National Historical Park Wire Service See the Story

Opposing UW primate research lab | Letter | Islands' Sounder

University of Waterloo · Eastsound

Opposing UW primate research lab | Letter | Islands' Sounder

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As a proud University of Washington alumnus, I was shocked to learn that UW operates a primate research lab. I am vehemently opposed to this. Intentionally breeding, genetically modifying, and artificially concentrating animals, especially threatened and endangered species like pig-tailed macaques, is abhorrent and unacceptable.See the Story

County and agency partners work to develop tools to manage human/wildlife interactions | Islands' Sounder

Eastsound · Eastsound

County and agency partners work to develop tools to manage human/wildlife interactions | Islands' Sounder

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Submitted by San Juan County.See the Story

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