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Two wildlife refuges in Western Kentucky will receive almost $18 million from a federal commission to buy thousands of acres to protect waterfowl habitat in the state.
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Kentuckians are mostly sheltered at home as the COVID-19 pandemic spreads throughout the commonwealth. But the lack of movement can mean adverse effects…
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Recreation agencies across the nation, including in west Kentucky, are adapting programming for continuing education efforts while promoting social…
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Nonprofit group Friends of Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge is trying to figure out how best to clean up Marshall County’s Chestnut Creek Watershed…
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Congress has authorized West Kentucky’s Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge to expand by more than 34,000 acres. The expansion would leave the refuge…
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Wildlife officials say the fatal fungus called white nose syndrome affecting bats across the U.S. has been confirmed in Breckinridge County, Kentucky. It…