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Texas Releases a Million Eggs to Save Endangered Toad
Planet Wins1h ago

Texas Releases a Million Eggs to Save Endangered Toad

Wildlife experts just released over a million Houston toad eggs into a Texas state park, hoping to bring back a species that vanished after a devastating 2011 wildfire. It's the first step in a bold five-year plan to restore America's first endangered amphibian.

Google: species saved endangered3 min read
Lifeguard Saves One of World's Rarest Sea Turtles
Community HeroesApr 11

Lifeguard Saves One of World's Rarest Sea Turtles

A Texas lifeguard spotted a critically endangered Kemp's ridley sea turtle struggling to breathe on the beach and knew something was terribly wrong. Her quick thinking and a team of wildlife experts saved the rare turtle's life by removing a fishing hook lodged in its throat.

Good Good Good2 min read
Texas Volunteers Rescue 560 Animals From 973 Ghost Traps
Community HeroesMar 18

Texas Volunteers Rescue 560 Animals From 973 Ghost Traps

Nearly 1,000 abandoned crab traps were hauled from Texas bays this February, freeing hundreds of trapped marine animals and preventing years of "ghost fishing." The 24-year-old cleanup program has now removed over 46,000 deadly traps from coastal waters.

Google News - Ocean Cleanup2 min read
Texas Rescues 332 Sea Turtles After Cold Snap
Community HeroesJan 30

Texas Rescues 332 Sea Turtles After Cold Snap

When freezing waters threatened hundreds of endangered sea turtles along the Texas coast, a massive rescue team using drones and volunteers saved 332 lives in just days. The turtles are now warming up and swimming again in recovery centers.

Google News - Wildlife Recovery3 min read
Texas Volunteers Rescue Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles
Community HeroesJan 27

Texas Volunteers Rescue Cold-Stunned Sea Turtles

When plummeting water temperatures left sea turtles helpless along the Texas coast, an army of volunteers sprang into action to save them. Thanks to rapid coordination between wildlife experts and beachgoers, dozens of stunned turtles are getting a second chance.

Google: volunteers help2 min read