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California's 1986 sewage marshes now a 307-acre sanctuary for 300+ bird species

Arcata's groundbreaking wastewater treatment approach utilizes beautifully designed constructed wetlands, turning once barren industrial land into a vibrant wildlife haven. This innovative system now attracts over 300 bird species migrating along the Pacific Flyway, providing not only a unique habitat but also recreational opportunities and educational experiences for the public. This remarkable…

California's 1986 sewage marshes now a 307-acre sanctuary for 300+ bird species

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Colombia earthquake: Rescuers race to find thousands missing

Thousands remain unaccounted for, with many buried under rubble and rescuers yet to reach more isolated communities. The true scale of the destruction is emerging only slowly, with the death toll…

  • Magnitude 7.4 earthquake strikes western Colombia on Monday
  • Death toll rises to 169, with 668 injured
  • Over 3,000 people missing, many feared trapped