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BIG BEAR’S FAMOUS BALD EAGLES AND PUBLIC SAFETY THREATENED BY PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

by Newspaper Editor | Oct 18, 2019 | animals, Community, Environment, Nature

According to the Final Environmental Impact Report submitted to the County of San Bernardino, a proposal for 50 luxury house sites with new roads, a huge private marina and parking area only ½ mile from Big Bear Valley’s only bald eagle nest would have significant...

Volunteers Needed to Restore Rare Sequoia Habitat

by Newspaper Editor | Aug 23, 2019 | Community, Environment, Nature, Outdoors, Volunteer

Nature Corps, a nonprofit volunteer , is scheduling a voluntour for September 20-22 to restore Sequoia’s Round Meadow. This stunning meadow is surrounded by giant sequoias making it one of the most rare habitat on planet earth.The weekend outing offers volunteers a...

4 Reasons Myrtle Beach is a Top Vacation Destination

by Newspaper Editor | Jul 29, 2019 | Beach, Entertainment, Nature, Outdoors, Travel

Is planning the perfect family vacation on your to-do list? If you’re looking to leave your same-old, same-old behind to travel and explore someplace new and exciting, Myrtle Beach can be that area for you and your family. With a variety of attractions, it’s great for...

Big Bear Bald Eagle Closure Extended

by Newspaper Editor | Jul 3, 2019 | animals, Nature

A 10-week-old bald eagle made famous by hatching live on a webcam earlier this year has yet to take his first flight, prompting San Bernardino National Forest officials to extend a closure around the nest on the north side of Big Bear Lake. Juvenile bald eagles...

BIG BEAR’S FAMOUS BALD EAGLES AND PUBLIC SAFETY THREATENED BY PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT

Volunteers Needed to Restore Rare Sequoia Habitat

4 Reasons Myrtle Beach is a Top Vacation Destination

Big Bear Bald Eagle Closure Extended

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