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Mexican Wolf Monthly Report: June 2010 What's the latest news on the packs and individual animals in the Mexican Wolf recovery program? This article summarizes data provided monthly by the Mexican Wolf Reintroduction Project Interagency Field Team. Summer 2010 Elephant Collaring Season FIELD JOURNAL UPDATED 9 JULY 2010. A family emergency has called Dr. Loomis home to the United States. The team's work in northern Korup has been cut short, and a planned trip to Ngoila- Mintom will be rescheduled. Dr. Loomis's detailed field journals are available in this article. As well, his daily field diaries are found on the Elephants of Cameroon homepage. Threats to Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge The Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge, home to the world's only population of wild red wolves, is vulnerable to impacts from global climate change. Learn more in Smithsonian magazine. Getting Closer... It continues to rain hard every day, but the team is making progress toward collaring an elephant on Mount Cameroon. Thankfully, the team has a place to escape the rain for eating, sleeping and maintaining equipment. NEWSFLASH: Kemp's Ridley Nests in NC Exciting news from North Carolina's Outer Banks—a Kemp's ridley laid a nest near the town of Corolla. This is only the third Kemp's nest recorded in North Carolina. Red Wolf Pups Released Into Wild Two captive-born red wolf pups were recently fostered into a wild mother's den in northeastern North Carolina. Journalist Delene Beeland got to go along. Monitoring Sea Turtles with Google Earth FieldTripEarth works with researchers at Thailand's TurtleWatch to monitor the locations of three satellite-tagged sea turtles released on 15 February 2010. You can use Google Earth to monitor their movements and better understand the migration patterns of each turtle. UNITE Project Newsletters Find out what's new at the North Carolina Zoo's UNITE Project. UNITE works with teachers in Uganda and in the United States to conserve wild areas around Uganda's Kibale National Park and to improve environmental education world- wide. Red Wolf Recovery Quarterly Report - March 2010 This article summarizes data provided by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service in its Red Wolf Recovery Program Quarterly Report. Important information regarding pack status, overall population figures, mortality, captive management and agency partnerships is included. Reports from previous quarters can also be downloaded from the right-hand media column.  About the author:Mark MacAllister is the Project Coordinator for Field Trip Earth. | ||||||||||||||||
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