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Monte McGregor

Coverage of Monte McGregor in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jun 22 · 14:43 UTCMost recent: Jul 23 · 09:30 UTC
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eastern hellbendertopic1Nashville Zooorganization1Kentucky Fish and Wildlifeorganization1Center for Biological Diversityorganization1U.S. Fish and Wildlife Serviceorganization1Dale McGinnityperson1Ohio River Basinplace1Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Center for Mollusk Conservationorganization1Ohio Riverplace1Green Riverplace1Kentuckyplace1Tennesseeplace1West Virginiaplace1freshwater musselstopic1
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  • SCIENCEJul 23 · 09:30 UTCWPLN NASHVILLE
    Appalachian researchers want to save this rare giant salamander

    Researchers and conservationists are working to save the endangered eastern hellbender salamander in Appalachia as populations decline due to climate change and human activity. A lawsuit by the Center for Biological Diversity claims federal officials missed a 2025 deadline to propose endangered species protection. Conservation efforts include breeding programs and habitat restoration led by organizations like the Nashville Zoo and Kentucky Fish and Wildlife.

  • SCIENCEJun 22 · 14:43 UTCWPLN NASHVILLE
    As freshwater mussel populations decline, researchers are looking for answers

    Freshwater mussel populations in North America are declining, with two-thirds of species at risk, threatening waterway health. Researchers like Monte McGregor are working to restore mussel populations through conservation efforts in Kentucky and surrounding regions, which host some of the world's most biodiverse mussel habitats.

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