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What Happened After the Calf Canyon/Hermit’s Peak Fire in New Mexico

I T STARTED WITH smoke settling so thick over the highway that Roger Romero slowed his car to a crawl, no longer able to see others on the road. It was April 2022, and he was making his way down northern New Mexico, from Raton to Mora County, a remote region nestled along the Santa Fe National Forest and among the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Seven generations of his family called it home before him, the land sustaining them in life and holding them in death, a family plot part of the sweeping acres Romero owns.…

Critically Endangered Sumatran Rhino Welcomes Her First Baby Calf

It’s a Christmas miracle! A beautiful, healthy, rare Sumatran rhinoceros was born, just in time for the holidays.On November 25, the Government of Indonesia announced the rhino’s birth, the second one within two months, at the Sumatran Rhino Sanctuary (SRS) in Way Kambas National Park, Lampung Province, a press release published by the International Rhino Foundation (IRF) stated.The Indonesian Minister of Environment and Forestry, Siti Nurbaya, announced that first-time Sumatran rhino mom Delilah gave birth to a healthy…

Wildlife photographer captures crews pulling elk calf from Bow River

A herd of elk crossing the Bow River on Sunday morning caught the eye of wildlife photographer Hunter Scrimshaw. He stopped to snap a few images of the herd near Mount Rundle in Banff, Alta., not far from the town's pedestrian bridge.While he was checking his shots, he heard a loud crack. "Sure enough, I look back and one of the calves had fallen through the ice," he said. The calf began to struggle in the frigid water, kicking to keep its head above the surface. The commotion startled the herd, Scrimshaw said, noting…

Calf Canyon New Mexico Firefighters Rescue Adorable Elk Calf

Cinder with firefighters and ranchers Lisa and Carl Bartley.Photo: USDA Forest ServiceCinder was taken by the ranchers to Cottonwood Rehab, a wildlife rehab clinic in nearby Las Vegas, New Mexico, where she will stay for the next four months to get her ready to be released into the wild. According to the Facebook post, there’s a female elk who is acting as a “surrogate mother” to Cinder, cleaning her and giving her affection—and enabling the staff to have as hands-off an approach to rearing her as possible, to ensure her