AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife & Habitat Watch: A grizzly charged two black-bear hunters near Caribou-Targhee National Forest; Idaho Fish and Game says the hunter acted in self-defense and the bear was killed within yards. Conservation Courtroom: Environmental groups sued the Trump administration over delays in deciding whether the pygmy rabbit deserves Endangered Species Act protections as sagebrush habitat shrinks. Local Science in the Field: A University of Idaho–connected researcher is using environmental DNA testing to check for endangered Blanding’s turtles in Illinois’ Milan Bottoms wetlands as a nearby truck-stop development moves forward. Water Resilience: Utah State University researchers are working with beavers to keep water on the land longer—“water magic” that helps farms and valleys act more like sponges. Idaho Community Notes: Kimberly voters rejected a $57 million school bond by a wide margin, while a new pilot program aims to stabilize drug supplies for rural hospitals in the Mountain West. Business & Environment: WSB is expanding in the Pacific Northwest by acquiring Alta Science & Engineering, boosting its environmental and natural-systems work.
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