North America’s wild fur auction resumes, hampered by COVID-19 cbc.casource
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Over 200 Nunavut polar bear hides coming back home from Ontario cbc.casource
Jan Langhaug /NTB/via REUTERSErling Haaland returned home from the United States with a furry souvenirNorway may have been knocked out by England in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup, but star striker Erling Haaland still went home a winner. Not only did he become arguably the breakout star of the World Cup from a […]
In August and September of 2023, an HSUS investigator visited over 25 retailers throughout California to determine if they were complying with AB 44. While many retailers that were investigated were upholding the law, there were a handful of others displaying and offering illegal fur for sale. Multiple retailers explained to the investigator that they […]
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After years of protests and strides in fake skins, vintage furs are popping up all over. After years of protests and strides in fake skins, vintage furs are popping up all over.Carsen Inman, a vendor of vintage clothing, outside the Manhattan Vintage Show in New York this month.Credit…Dolly Faibyshev for The New York TimesSupported byBy […]
TWIN FALLS—John David (Dave) Secrist was born in Willits, California on May 23, 1928 to John Stoner and Sarah Salmen Secrist. They took him home to a homestead east of Willits, California and he attended a one room school with his younger brother Robert Michael (Bob) Secrist (Lillian), deceased. Dave decided in 8th grade that […]
Now73°Sun97°Mon98°by Jamie Burch, ABC 7 NewsCANYON, Texas (KVII) — A federal judge delayed the trial of a West Texas A&M University professor accused of smuggling animal skulls, skeletons and taxidermy mounts into the country.On Monday, United States District Judge Matthew J. Kacsmaryk granted a joint motion for continuance.Dr. Richard Kazmaier's trial was rescheduled for Sept. […]
Story July 9, 2026 Country: Wildlife officials credit a program for a caribou rebound, but critics call it reckless.Scientists and advocates worry the state’s predator control gamble will fail but still expand aerial bear gunning across Alaska. Some proponents say the program is necessary because bears imperil rural residents’ subsistence foods.In the past four springs, […]





