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Tiny New Hampshire Bear Cub Abandoned in the Woods Rescued, Gets New Shot at Life
It's hard to believe how tiny he is. This is Taru, a tiny malnourished bear coy found clinging to life in the woods. Fortunately, the four-pound, five-ounce abandoned coy was rescued by New Hampshire Fish & Game and brought to the Kilham Bear Center in Lyme, New Hampshire. The center takes abandoned bear cubs and coys from New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts.
Laura Waterman to discuss her book; ‘Calling Wild Places Home’
Courtesy Norman Williams Public Library Laura Waterman Tuesday, April 23 at 6 p.m. — WOODSTOCK—Mountain climber, conservationist and author, Laura Waterman will visit Norman Williams Public Library, 10 The Green, Woodstock to talk about her new book, “Calling Wild Places […] Read More The post Laura Waterman to discuss her book; ‘Calling Wild Places Home’ appeared first on The Mountain Times.
Tiny New Hampshire Bear Cub Abandoned in the Woods Rescued, Gets New Shot at Life
It's hard to believe how tiny he is. This is Taru, a tiny malnourished bear coy found clinging to life in the woods. Fortunately, the four-pound, five-ounce abandoned coy was rescued by New Hampshire Fish & Game and brought to the Kilham Bear Center in Lyme, New Hampshire. The center takes abandoned bear cubs and coys from New Hampshire, Vermont, and Massachusetts.
Amid weight loss drug craze, bariatric surgery remains safe, proven method
LEBANON – While injectable weight loss drugs have exploded in popularity in the last year, bariatric surgery remains the best long-term treatment option for many living with obesity. The surgery involves surgically altering the size of the stomach and, depending on the method, bypassing part of the intestine. The majority of patients lose a significant amount of excess weight, have better control of diabetes, and reduce their use of blood pressure and diabetic medications. Patients who undergo bariatric surgery on average live significantly longer than patients with obesity who do not undergo surgery.
Join the Earth Day Hike at Starr Hill Conservation Area Organized by UVLT and Lebanon Conservation Commission
The Upper Valley Land Trust (UVLT) and the Lebanon Conservation Commission are organizing a brief Earth Day hike at Starr Hill Conservation Area. The event is scheduled for Monday, April 22, 2024, beginning at the Wheatley Street trailhead. The hike honors conservation efforts and the contributions of Laurel Letter to UVLT.
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