Airports vs. animals

Article Abstract:

Bird strikes caused 38 airline accidents and seven human fatalities between 1982 and 1989 in the US. Airport officials usually have to resort to shooting animals, which are attracted to the open spaces surrounding the runways. Aircraft noise is not a deterrent to the animals, and a solution is needed.

Investigations, Airports, Aircraft accidents

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Urban wildlife: reclaiming their birthright

Article Abstract:

Animals are being squeezed out as humans encroach upon habitats, and many species are becoming endangered. Urban animals face death by pollution, pesticides, and road kills. These animals are beneficial to society, both as part of the ecosystem as well as for spiritual reasons.

Analysis, Endangered species

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What have they done for us lately?

Article Abstract:

Many animals considered urban pests by humans actually perform beneficial functions. Rats eat insects, beavers create dams, coyotes clean up road kills, deer clear woodland floor, ducks help fertilize, and several other urban animals provide similar benefits.

Animals

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